The Airport Police Command in Lagos has confirmed that the fire outbreak at the Old Terminal 1 of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport has been successfully extinguished. Normal operations have now resumed, ensuring minimal disruption for travelers and airlines.

According to officials, the fire, which occurred earlier in the day, was contained efficiently by airport emergency response teams. Passengers and staff were safely evacuated, and no casualties have been reported. Authorities praised the swift response, noting that coordination between airport fire services, police, and aviation management prevented the situation from escalating.

Flight operations, which were temporarily halted during the incident, have fully resumed, with airlines confirming that schedules are back on track. The Airport Police Command assured travelers that all necessary safety checks were conducted before reopening the terminal.

The incident prompted immediate action from aviation authorities, highlighting the importance of emergency preparedness in major airports. Officials confirmed that fire suppression systems and trained personnel played a critical role in quickly controlling the blaze.

Passengers at the airport expressed relief and appreciation for the rapid response, with many sharing updates on social media about the smooth resumption of flights. The command also reminded travelers to remain vigilant and follow safety protocols while at the airport.

The Lagos State Government and Federal Aviation authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, ensuring that safety standards are fully met. This swift resolution reinforces confidence in the airport’s emergency management capabilities.