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Netherlands: Schipol airport (1)

01 January 1991

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Netherlands: Schipol airport
artdoc August=1994

Passengers arriving at Schipol Airport will in the near future
be welcomed to Holland by Labrador-Retriever dogs sniffing at
their clothes and luggage. The dogs are trained not to bark or
jump, but to sit down if they smell drugs. The measure is one of
a range to beef up border controls at the airports and harbours.
Computer luggage-tracking databases and mobile X-ray scanning
equipment are also part of the Customs upgrading campaign.

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