Multan Airport gets advanced immigration control office
Multan Airport is now equipped with a state-of-the-art immigration control
office, featuring advanced technology to enhance security measures.
This upgrade follows the recent establishment of a similar office at Lahore
Airport.
A Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) spokesperson stated that the new office
includes advanced forensic and IT tools to aid immigration officials in their
duties. Special training has been provided to ensure officials are proficient
in using the new equipment. The advanced system will improve the detection and
prevention of illegal immigration.
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The modern equipment will facilitate the verification of fake documents and
visas, and it includes capabilities for scanning passports and visas to confirm
their authenticity.
The Director of Lahore Zone, Sarfaraz Khan, received a comprehensive
briefing on the modern equipment at Lahore Airport's newly established office,
developed in collaboration with the International Centre for Migration Policy
Development (ICMPD). This office aims to enhance the detection of counterfeit,
suspicious, and illegal documents, thereby strengthening efforts against
illegal immigration and human trafficking.
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The new technology allows for detailed checks on the features of passports
and visas, improving the identification of counterfeit documents. The Director
of FIA emphasized that these tools will be crucial in preventing human
trafficking, ensuring strict adherence to immigration protocols, and swiftly
addressing any trafficking attempts.
Source: ARY News