Travelers at Miami International Airport encountered an unexpected issue when a peculiar lime green fluid began seeping through the ceiling and flooding a hallway.
Airport officials clarified that the non-hazardous leak originated from a pipe in Concourse G around 9 am on Thursday.
Photos shared by MIA staff depicted the corridor covered in the fluorescent liquid, with custodians cordoning off the area and starting the cleanup.
In a statement, an airport spokesperson mentioned, “The valve feeding the pipe has been closed to stop the leaking, and cleanup efforts are now underway.”
Passenger footage showed the lime-colored liquid pouring from the walls, causing an entire waiting area to be off-limits.
Officials explained that the unusual substance was water mixed with green dye from the building’s air conditioning system, which is used to easily identify and trace leaks to their source.
Airport officials clarified that the non-hazardous leak originated from a pipe in Concourse G around 9 am on Thursday.
Photos shared by MIA staff depicted the corridor covered in the fluorescent liquid, with custodians cordoning off the area and starting the cleanup.
In a statement, an airport spokesperson mentioned, “The valve feeding the pipe has been closed to stop the leaking, and cleanup efforts are now underway.”
Passenger footage showed the lime-colored liquid pouring from the walls, causing an entire waiting area to be off-limits.
Officials explained that the unusual substance was water mixed with green dye from the building’s air conditioning system, which is used to easily identify and trace leaks to their source.
