Quick security checks for plastic bottles introduced at airport

Quick security checks for plastic bottles introduced at airport

OSAKA, Japan - Kansai International Airport introduced microwave devices July 26 for security checks on plastic bottles. The current method involves officers opening and sniffing plastic bottles to check whether they contain flammable substances.

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