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Beijing News (Reporter Zhao Min) A Beijing News reporter learned from the Capital Airport Public Security Bureau that recently, the Capital Airport Public Security Bureau imposed administrative penalties on a number of fans who behaved excessively in the airport terminal, refused to obey commands despite repeated warnings, and disrupted public order.

"Everyone, move back! Move back!" At the glass door of the domestic arrival gate of Terminal 2 of Beijing Capital Airport, hundreds of fans ran over the railings with their mobile phones towards the artists. The police tried their best to maintain order but the fans did not disperse. For a while, the stars, passengers, fans and security personnel were crowded together. On a certain day in July this year, a large number of fans gathered at Terminal 2 of Beijing Capital Airport to meet the passengers at the airport, causing congestion at the scene.

In order to ensure the normal order of the airport and the safety of passengers, the Capital Airport Public Security Bureau promptly organized various forces to guide the fan group. However, there were still fans who acted excessively, did not obey the command after repeated warnings, and disrupted the order of public places. The Capital Airport Public Security Bureau imposed an administrative fine of 200 yuan on the five fans who had the above behaviors in accordance with the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China".

Fans gathered to welcome the passengers at the airport, causing traffic jam. Source: Beijing Capital Airport Public Security Bureau

It is understood that fans picking up and dropping off passengers at the airport is a common phenomenon in airport terminals in recent years. In June this year, more than 700 fans gathered near Gate 6 of Terminal 2 of Beijing Capital Airport, causing certain impacts on passengers' travel. In order to ensure the order of passengers' travel, the Public Security Bureau of Beijing Capital Airport coordinated with various parties and worked with multiple airport departments to guide the fan crowd in a timely manner, and no fans were crowding, trampling, or illegally disturbing the order.