India trials full-body scanners at Bengaluru and Cochin airports
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- The Union Ministry of Civil Aviation is planning to install full-body scanners at eight Indian airports, with machines already delivered to three sites and trial operations underway at Bengaluru and Cochin airports.
- The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) is gathering data on alarm generation and refining detection algorithms to address privacy concerns and improve deployment across the sector, while a preliminary report from flydubai is prompting further security tightening.
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