Suspicious Package Causes Evacuation at Joint Base Andrews

Suspicious Package Triggers Evacuation at Joint Base Andrews

A suspicious package at Joint Base Andrews, a military installation near Washington, caused several people to fall ill and prompted an evacuation. Those affected were hospitalized, according to official statements from the base.

Evacuation and Response

The building was evacuated after an individual opened the suspicious package. The base administration confirmed:

“As a precaution, the building and the connecting building were evacuated, and a perimeter was established around the area.”

First responders quickly arrived at the scene, conducted an assessment, and found no immediate threats. The site was then turned over to the Office of Special Investigations for further inquiry.

Investigation and Medical Actions

The opened envelope contained an unknown white powder. This substance was sent to Malcolm Grove Medical Center, where affected individuals received treatment, according to sources familiar with the investigation.

An initial field test by the HAZMAT team detected no hazardous materials, but the investigation is ongoing. The HAZMAT team departed the location on Thursday evening.

Current Status

The number and severity of illnesses among those exposed remain unclear.
The specific room where the package was opened, part of the Air National Guard Readiness Center, remains closed.

Authorities continue to investigate the incident to ensure safety and resolution.

Author's Summary

The suspicious package at Joint Base Andrews caused an evacuation and minor illnesses, but initial tests found no danger, with investigations still underway.

#Mezha — 2025-11-07

Suspicious Package Triggers Evacuation at Joint Base Andrews

Evacuation and Response

Investigation and Medical Actions

Current Status

Author's Summary

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