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MILITARY POLICE HAVE arrested a man and are conducting an investigation at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport after a report of a “suspicious situation”.
Spokesman Alfred Ellwanger said the man was arrested earlier tonight and an operation is ongoing to search an area where buses stop outside the airport’s main terminal.
Ellwanger gave no details on why exactly the man was arrested or his identity. He said the arrest followed “a report of a suspicious situation”, but didn’t elaborate.
Asked if the situation involved a threat to the airport, Ellwanger said: “It’s too early to say”.
Part of the building was evacuated.
Schiphol spokeswoman Danielle Timmer said that flights to and from the airport were not believed to be affected.
The Netherlands has been on high alert since the attacks on Brussels airport and subway last month.
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My wife was under the supervision of Dr. Louise Kenny who is one of the leading Doctors in this research. My wife delovped this condition in her three pregnancy’s the last only two weeks ago. Only for the very highly skilled Dr. Kenny we have three healthy children. Well done to all involved and keep up the excellent research.
Fantastic news.
I suffered badly with this during my one and only pregnancy which lead to my boy being born 10wks early. Both of us came out of it great thankfully and you wouldn’t belive now that my boy was only 2lb7 when born. He is fine, big and healthy now. I was advised to be happy with what I had and not try pregnancy again.
So this news is amazing and its just a pity my time clock is against me. But best of luck to those that lives it will touch.
This is fantastic news, I’m currently on bed rest with high blood pressure during my pregnancy and hoping it doesn’t develop into pre-eclampsia! I wish all those involved with this project the very best of luck!
Best of luck to you Starry eyed :)
This is a wonderful advance. It will save many lives and help spare heartache. Pre-eclampsia was diagnosed too late for my first pregnancy and my premature son only lived 4 days. I had pre-eclampsia from the beginning of my second pregnancy but thankfully with blood pressure medication and regular monitoring, I have a very healthy daughter. Best of success to this company.
Well done folks!
Hi folks, Just to draw your attention to a link that you might find useful should you require more information about pre-eclampsia – have a look at the Pre-eclampsia Foundation’s website: http://www.preeclampsia.org/
I added it to the end of the article above but just in case some people didn’t read right to end and skipped straight to comments. (Not that that EVER happens on our site ;))
Best of luck to all mums and dads-to-be, Susan
Well done to them and hopefully it’s successful. I had pre-eclampsia with both my children and its one of the reasons I won’t have a third. Anything that can detect and hopefully in time prevent this awful condition is to be applauded.
It is a UCC spinout company too – great news for them, well done!
I love it!
Well done to all involved. Up Cork and its enterprising personnel.
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