Brown liquid pours from the roof of Atlanta Hartsfield Airport: Video

Video films caught in the US’s busiest airport shows what seems to be Brown wastewater Rain down from the ceiling.

“When we wait we see water just pour from the roof. It had been poured consistently for maybe 10-15 seconds,” eyewitness Jamaal Carlos Jr., who caught video of the event at Resin-Jackson Atlanta International Airport On August 4, the local news outlet told 11 alive. “And it just gradually got worse. The roof fell through and it stinks really badly.”

According to Carlos, the airport employees took five to 10 minutes to answer and clean up the spill. Despite the fluids, some travelers did not even beat an eye.

“Even after it was poured … I thought they would have buckets or do something, but people went through it,” he said.

Eventually, the airport herds shouted from the area with yellow precautionary bands and forced passengers to take alternative roads around the airport.

“Airport staff had to come and examine everyone to take a different path. It’s crazy. So they moved our gate … We were just so close to it. So they moved us a little longer, but you can still smell the two or three gates,” Carlos added.

Carlos said he saw that more debris continue to fall from the ceiling, but eventually the water stopped.

“After yesterday’s roof leak near Gate T11, remediation and remediation of the affected area have been completed, and normal operations have been resumed,” a representative of the airport divided into a statement with people.

They added: “The exact cause is still under investigation. Throughout the answer, customer service representatives helped re -direct passengers, and there was no impact on the overall airport operations.”

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Earlier this year, several people were at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina Ill in hospital with “inhalation symptoms” after a “smell” emits from an airplane.

On June 27, airlines and airport employees were transported to local hospitals for “inhalation symptoms on an unknown substance from an aircraft”, Mecklenburg Emergency Medical Services confirmed in a statement to people. Seven individuals had “minor injuries” and were in stable condition.

A US airline The representative told People that “a smell was reported” on the flight “before the customers’ boarding.”

“The crew members got a doctor in place and transported to a nearby hospital where they were evaluated and released,” continued spokesman. “The aircraft was taken out of operation to be inspected by our maintenance team.”

According to American Airline’s website, the flight to Los Angeles was “canceled.”