Following a knife attack on a UK train that injured 11 people, there are calls for the introduction of airport-style security measures at train stations, including baggage scanners and increased police presence. While some readers support enhanced security to improve safety, they express concerns about the practicality and time demands of such measures compared to airport protocols. Current crime rates on trains are rising, with nearly 80,000 offences recorded in 2023/24, prompting discussions on how to balance security and convenience. Experts suggest that more visible transport police and pre-boarding checks could be a viable solution without implementing full airport-style security.
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