韩国仁川机场日前发现四发子弹 暂未锁定任何嫌疑人
根据韩国仁川国际机场警察局星期天（4月6日）的消息，警方星期二（1日）上午接获通报，在仁川国际机场第二航站楼三层出境口附近的垃圾桶里发现四发子弹。
韩联社报道，仁川机场警方确认，于1日上午8时许发现的子弹为5.56毫米口径的步枪子弹。
警方说，由于监控摄像头的拍摄范围与垃圾桶之间存在一定距离，暂未锁定任何嫌疑人。警方正对相关监控录像进行进一步分析，继续展开调查。
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