A roof collapsed in a major Majorcan airport, leaving passengers terrified. Glass and debris from the ceiling were caught on camera after part of the roof in the arrivals area collapsed at the Palma Airport in Majorca yesterday afternoon at around 4.30pm. Images and videos caught by passengers showed glass and material from the roof scattered across the floor, with crowds of people huddled away from the rubble. It has been reported that the incident came about after a “loud bang” was heard, followed by parts of the roof raining onto the floor below. READ MORE: Spain issues ‘tourists go home’ warning with Barcelona and Majorca affected Photos taken by those who were present during the incident showed material landing on vending machines in the baggage reclaim area of the airport, the Majorca Daily Bulletin reported. Police swiftly cordoned off the area in a bid to investigate what happened for the section of roof to fall down unexpectedly, the Sun said. Following the occurrence, passengers were moved to another area of the airport. After passengers and crew had time to calm down, one worker described how it was a “miracle” no one was seriously wounded by the debris. Spanish airport authority, AENA, said it believed the event occurred when something fell, and managed to penetrate through the roof of the Majorcan airport. READ MORE: UK tourists in Spain warned over forecast travel strikes from tomorrow A spokesperson said: 鈥淧eople in charge of the airport are already analysing what happened in order to adopt the appropriate measures and to determine responsibilities if necessary.鈥 Airport security staff were believed to have cleaned up the debris on the floor as passengers in the airport watched on from the sides. One woman’s video posted showed her exclaiming “Oh my God,” as dust covered the area where the roof panel had landed in the arrivals hall. READ MORE: ‘I’m a British expat in Spain – here’s the REAL truth about anti-tourism protests