Toddler Narrowly Avoids Conveyor Belt Disaster at Newark Airport

Newark Airport Near Miss Highlights Safety Concerns A close call at Newark Liberty International Airport on Memorial Day weekend has raised concerns about airport safety protocols. A toddler was nearly pulled onto an active baggage conveyor belt at the Spirit Airlines counter. The child was rescued by TSA agents, but the incident could have had tragic consequences. "It happened so fast," said the mother in the video, visibly shaken. "Where was the security? How did a toddler get that close to the machinery?" The incident occurred during one of the busiest travel periods of the year. The video shows the mother's concern and highlights the need for better safety measures. The child only sustained minor injuries, thanks to the quick response of TSA agents who located the child about 400 feet down the conveyor belt. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilant parental supervision in busy public spaces and the need for airports to review and improve their safety protocols. The near-miss at Newark Airport underscores the importance of robust safety measures in high-traffic areas of airports. Airport authorities should review safety protocols to prevent future incidents.