OCS Director visits Bamako Senou site to boost anti‑drug infrastructure
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- Colonel‑Major Fousseyni Keïta, director of the Office Central des Stupéfiants (OCS), inspected the CAAT‑AOCS construction site at Bamako‑Senou Airport on 1 October 2026, reviewing progress and identifying final security measures. He highlighted priorities such as installing video surveillance, laying paving stones, arranging a hangar for parking and adding a dedicated transformer for power supply. The visit included discussions with Customs Inspector Mansour Coulibaly and Police Commissioner Tanhoulé Keïta.
- Keïta emphasized that the new facilities must create an optimal working environment aligned with the strategic needs of the high‑performance unit, especially as international flights resume, urging heightened vigilance and intelligence‑driven actions against evolving criminal networks.
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