Imaging technology introduced at Laredo International Airport
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KGNS News
Story Created:
Jun 21, 2010
Story Updated:
Jun 22, 2010
The Laredo International Airport received the first advanced imaging technology to screen passengers.
Transportation Security Administration demonstrated the one-of-a-kind machine.
It safely screens passengers for metallic and non-metallic threats, as well as explosives, without physical contact.
The TSA has ensured strict privacy protections are in place and that passengers have the option to go through the metal detector and a pat-down by a TSA officer.
Imaging machines will be introduced to airports across the United States.
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El Chotto said on Saturday, Jun 26 at 11:48 AM
No, it doesn't expose you to radiation and natural gas is drinkable.
46263019me said on Friday, Jun 25 at 8:48 AM
doesn't that expose you to radiation.
46158484cg said on Wednesday, Jun 23 at 9:07 AM
I think its great our airport has moved out of the stone age and into the present. We shouldnt let our guard down. There are still alot of crazy people out there who want to do harm to the USA.
46009548El perro suelto said on Wednesday, Jun 23 at 6:51 AM
OK stranger, of either category, which are you?
46001018Mysterious Stranger said on Tuesday, Jun 22 at 6:35 PM
A lot of people here are so dense. The city didn't pay for that piece of equipment, the government did! So saying that the money should have been spent on ambulances is just stupid. And because Laredo would be thought as a low risk for an attack, don't you think that maybe it could be used as an entry point to attack larger airports? Its sad that uneducated or uniformed people get to voice their dumb opinions.
45969813ruidoso said on Tuesday, Jun 22 at 6:29 PM
Sorry, can't hear or read anything...too much airplane noise!
45969448cg said on Tuesday, Jun 22 at 8:57 AM
I dont think a closer ambulance station would have saved the child. I think lack of parental supervision was to blame there.
45889553johnson said on Monday, Jun 21 at 10:58 PM
It all depends on what you catagorize as a terrorist, There are so many deferent kinds. As for the tragedy with the little boy,unfortionately its the responsability of the city and/or county they live in and not Laredo. Seems like the mayor of El Cenizo should start spending more money on services for his city rather than on himself.
45871243frank said on Monday, Jun 21 at 10:12 PM
Laredo is not likely to be attacked by terrorists ever. why not use the money to get more ambulances closer to colonias, so tragedies like the one that happened with the little boy will never happen again.
45869503Jesus said on Monday, Jun 21 at 10:11 PM
I dont think the drug smugglers are gonna be too happy about this machine.
45869414jetnoise said on Monday, Jun 21 at 10:07 PM
I would rather see the airport do something about the "jet noise" at all hours! I live close by and has gotten worse!
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