国葬に向け、空港パトロール　官民で警戒呼び掛け―警視庁

　警視庁は１３日、安倍晋三元首相の国葬に向け、羽田空港（東京都大田区）で、空港運営会社や警備会社などと合同パトロールを実施した。来日する海外要人の利用が予想される同空港で官民の連携強化を図るとともに、利用客にも警戒を呼び掛け、警備の機運を高めるのが狙い。
　合同パトロールには同庁東京空港署員のほか、大手警備会社の警備員ら約６０人が参加。警備犬がロッカーやごみ箱を中心に不審物を捜索したほか、「いつもと違うと感じたら通報を」と利用客にビラを配り、不審者を見掛けた場合などの情報提供を呼び掛けた。（2022/09/13-12:03）

Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department on Tuesday conducted a joint patrol at a key airport in the Japanese capital with airport officials and others ahead of the state funeral for former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later this month.
   The move is intended to strengthen security cooperation between the public and private sectors at Tokyo International Airport at Haneda, which will be used by many foreign dignitaries visiting Japan to attend the funeral, and put general passengers on alert.
   Some 60 people, including MPD officers stationed at the airport and security company employees, participated in the joint patrol. Security dogs searched lockers, trash bins and elsewhere for suspicious items, and leaflets were distributed calling on people to inform authorities if they notice suspicious persons or something different from normal.
   "The MPD will make full efforts to guard the airport while receiving cooperation from related parties," MPD security official Yusuke Takayama said.
   The state funeral for Abe, who was shot to death in July, will take place at the Nippon Budokan hall in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on Sept. 27. Some 6,000 people, including VIPs in and outside the country, are expected to attend the event.