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Trinidad and Tobago has launched a two-week canine training course to boost the country’s ability to detect firearms, components, and ammunition at ports, airports, and border crossings.
The Ministry of Homeland Security opened the programme on Monday at CSI Canine Consulting Group Ltd. in St James. It is being delivered in partnership with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), CSI Canine Consulting, and supported by the Federal Republic of Germany.
Permanent Secretary Videsh Maharaj called the initiative a critical investment in national security.
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