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A Fort Stewart education center was evacuated early Monday morning after personnel reported a suspicious package on the premises. Officials stated the move was made "out of an abundance of caution" as a precautionary measure. The incident occurred at the installation's main education facility, which serves active-duty soldiers and their families seeking academic counseling and training programs.
Military police and emergency response teams secured the area and conducted a thorough assessment of the reported package. No injuries were reported, and the center remained closed for several hours while authorities investigated. By late morning, officials confirmed the package was deemed non-hazardous, and normal operations resumed.
The evacuation disrupted scheduled classes and appointments, but base leadership emphasized that safety protocols were followed appropriately. Fort Stewart, home to the 3rd Infantry Division, routinely conducts security drills and maintains strict procedures for handling potential threats. The incident remains under review, though no further details about the package's contents or origin have been released.
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