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    Australia’s Strict Airport Bans: From Flowers to Food

    News Analysis IndiaBy News Analysis IndiaSeptember 8, 20251 Min Read
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    Actress Navya Nair experienced an unexpected expense at Melbourne International Airport when she was fined approximately $1,980 (around Rs 1.14 lakh) for carrying a jasmine gajra. The incident, shared on her Instagram, highlighted Australia’s stringent biosecurity measures and the surprising range of items prohibited at its airports. While the jasmine flowers might seem harmless, they fall under the category of ‘restricted plant materials’ and are subject to strict regulations. Australia’s banned items list is extensive, covering various categories and numerous sub-sections. Passengers must be aware of the prohibitions to avoid fines and potential penalties.

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