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原文原文 / Original TextVice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, Sr. has dismissed reports surrounding his recent security check at Brussels Airport in Belgium, denying claims that he was subjected to the removal of his shoes and jacket during the screening.
The Vice President's response follows reports circulating in Liberia about an alleged encounter involving a Liberian delegation at the Belgian airport, with an eyewitness claiming that Koung was subjected to heightened security screening.
Koung, in a statement addressing the reports, sought to clarify what he said actually occurred during his recent passage through the airport, while also comparing the trip to a previous journey in 2024 that generated public discussion.
"In 2024, I flew on a private jet belonging to a friend of mine, free of charge, and there were issues and discussions," Koung said.
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"This trip, I chose to use the regular route that everyone uses to pick up a few things for my daughter from the Duty Free stores, and again there are discussions," he added.
Responding specifically to claims about the security procedures he encountered, Koung stated: "No shoes, no jacket was removed."
He concluded his response with a light-hearted remark, saying, "Again, this is the effect of the package."
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