I stumbled upon this infographic on facebook on what to do in
case you will become a victim of laglag bala in NAIA or other
Philippine airports.
What To Do If A Bullet Is Found Inside Your Bag?
Stay Calm
Firmly deny prior knowledge of the bullet.
Do Not Open Your bag unless
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- Your Lawyer is present
- Airport Police is present
- Witnesses are present
- Supervisor of the Security Personnel are Present
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Seek Legal Counsel
You can seek free legal counsel at the Public Attorney’s
Office. You can call their hotlines at 929-9436 or 029-299-436
Inform Your Family
You must immediately tell your family and friends of your
situation.
Never Touch The Bullet/Cartridge
To prevent or avoid leaving your fingerprint on it.
Have Your Fingerprints Taken Only In Front of Your Lawyer and
Police officials.
Please take note that in case your fingerprint is not found
on the bullet, charges may be filed against the airport
personnel.
You will also be entitled to damages or financial compensation
for the disturbance and lost of time you incurred.
Airport authorities will also be liable to rebook your flight.