The traveling public was assured by the government on Thursday that no passenger will be arrested, detained or charged in court even if ammunition is found in his or her luggage by airport security personnel.

Police Aviation Security Group director Senior Supt. Mao Aplasca said passengers will be allowed to travel provided that no firearm is confiscated together with the ammunition.

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