On May 21, Avalon Airport in Victoria, Australia, was partially evacuated due to a suspicious item detected during security screening. The Bomb Response Unit was called to investigate, only to find that the object in question was a laser hair removal device. Acting Inspector Nick Uebergang stated that the device, along with a hot chocolate container, was left on a conveyor belt while authorities responded. The individual associated with the bag was reportedly uncooperative at first, complicating the situation. As a result of the incident, several flights experienced delays or cancellations. Fortunately, the man was not charged, and the airport reopened later in the day after confirming that the item posed no risk. An airport spokesperson emphasized the importance of the screening and security processes, highlighting the immediate precautionary measures taken to ensure the safety of passengers, staff, and the broader community.