A senior TSA official in Kansas filed a complaint against the agency, saying itfailed to provide enough training and protective gear to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus to airport employees and travelers.
The TSA said Thursday it will begin requiring employees to wear “facial protection” at screening checkpoints, more than two months after the outbreak in the U.S.
A DEA agent and a telecommunications specialist have been suspended amid allegations that they stole person protective equipment, toilet paper and other supplies that have been in short supply amid the coronavirus outbreak.
