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All major routes in and out of Richmond to get to Vancouver International Airport shut down due to a shooting at the airport

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 09 May, 2021 10:50 PM
  • All major routes in and out of Richmond to get to Vancouver International Airport shut down due to a shooting at the airport

EARLIER STORY: 

Major police incident that has most of the major routes in and out of Richmond currently shut down due to a shooting at the airport. 

The Massey Tunnel  is completely closed and Northbound Alex Fraser is blocked. Queensborough bridge and Oak St bridge have just re-opened. The Knight Street Bridge is under lock down. Heavy police presence in the area. 

Skytrain service has full resumed in relation to all airport routes but expect delays. 

Expo Line and Millennium Line remain unaffected.

More to come. 

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