Advanced scanners to increase security at busy airports of
Pakistan
Authorities have approved the installation of
modern scanning machines at Karachi Airport and other major airports across
Pakistan to improve baggage screening and strengthen airport security.
According to sources, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA), and the Airports Security Force (ASF) have completed
a detailed survey for the deployment of advanced scanning equipment at busy
airports, including Karachi. Work on the project has been accelerated through
coordinated efforts among the three organisations.
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The new scanners are expected to ensure faster
and more efficient screening of passengers’ luggage while significantly
enhancing security. Under the supervision of the CAA, the PAA and the ASF will
jointly oversee the installation process to meet set targets and improve
passenger facilitation.
The project, estimated to cost several billion
rupees, will involve the installation of state-of-the-art scanning systems at
airports in Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, and other key cities.
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Sources
said the modern equipment will play a crucial role in preventing smuggling and
other illegal activities at airports, while bringing Pakistan’s aviation
security infrastructure in line with international civil aviation standards.
Source: Express Tribune