New Delhi: With airports perceived to be a major target of terrorists, the CISF has decided to install imported state-of-the-art explosive detection system at all such sensitive installations across the country to tighten the security mechanism.
The premier paramilitary force, which guards 54 airports including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, will put the new system in place by the end of this year as part of its efforts to upgrade the overall security paraphernalia, CISF sources said on Tuesday.
Automatic Explosive Detection System and Explosive Tracer detection System would be installed at all major airports while the hand-held metal detectors presently used will be replaced by ultra-sensitive ones, they said.
18/07/06 Times of India
To Read the News in full at Source, Click the Headline
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Home »
» CISF to install detection system at airports
CISF to install detection system at airports
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Related Posts:
Eight-hr delay to Nagpur angers GoAir passengers Pune: More than 150 passengers travelling on a GoAir flight from Pune to Nagpur on Sunday had to put up with an eight-hour flight delay. The flight (… Read More
Give us number of passengers who flew from T-1 at IGI: HC to DGCA The Delhi High Court today sought to know from aviation regulator DGCA the number of passengers who flew on IndiGo, Spicejet and GoAir to and from De… Read More
Ural Airlines is reaching out to India The potential of the outbound tourist market from India to Russia has prompted Ural Airlines to start flights from various cities in India via Yekate… Read More
SpiceJet mulls sea planes manufacture in Bengal Kolkata: Private low-cost carrie, SpiceJet, may explore the possibility of manufacturing sea-planes in West Bengal, its Chairman Ajay Singh said here… Read More
IndiGo says 14 passengers didn't show up at the boarding gate for Goa-Hyderabad flight New Delhi: In yet another bizarre incident involving IndiGo Airlines, 14 passengers flying from Goa to Hyderabad were left at the airport. According … Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment