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Fresh Fruits and Meat Banned on Flights to Japan

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Fresh Fruits and Meat Banned on Flights to Japan

Japan has strict restrictions on carrying fresh fruits, meat and meat products in passenger baggage. Travellers carrying these items may face additional inspections, questioning and even fines at airports. Against this backdrop, Biman Bangladesh Airlines has issued a new advisory urging passengers travelling to Japan to remain cautious.


The advisory states that passengers on all flights to Japan must be aware of the restrictions. In particular, those travelling to Narita Airport have been advised to check whether their luggage contains any fresh fruits, meat or meat products.


According to Biman authorities, passengers attempting to enter Japan with prohibited items may face additional baggage inspections and questioning. This could result in long waiting times at the airport and possible travel delays. Violating the regulations could also expose passengers to substantial fines and other legal complications.


In this regard, Biman Bangladesh Airlines has urged passengers to check their baggage thoroughly before check-in and boarding. The airline has also advised travellers to strictly follow the instructions issued by the relevant Japanese authorities and the airline.