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Via i raggi X dagli aeroporti indiani

Nuova Delhi, India - Svelerebbero troppo violando la privacy dei passeggeri

La Cisf (Central Industrial Security Force), polizia cui è demandata la sicurezza aeroportuale indiana ci ha ripensato, scrive oggi l'"Hindustan Times": dopo aver deciso di installare nei 16 maggiori aeroporti del Paese degli apparati ai raggi X ad alta tecnologia, si è resa conto che questi violavano troppo la privacy. Installando il primo apparato allo scalo di Nuova Delhi quattro mesi fa, s...

cla/mos - 74119
Roma, Italia, 02/16/2007 17:59
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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