Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad. (File photo| EPS) 
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Hi-tech screening introduced at customs department in Hyderabad airport now

Customs officials will be able to get X-ray images of arriving baggage on the international arrival belts in a matrix room for screening.

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HYDERABAD: The Hyderabad International Airport has introduced a tech-enabled Matrix Screening System solution for the Customs Department at the airport. Customs officials will be able to get X-ray images of arriving baggage on the international arrival belts in a matrix room for screening.

This new technology eliminates the need for the officials to be physically present at the baggage belt. Customs officials sitting remotely can figure out if a piece of baggage is suspicious without being present physically.

A dedicated 'reject loop' provides spare bag holding capacity to move out multiple suspect/ rejected bags without holding up the movement of bags across the entire belt which would be the case in the traditional set-up.

Baggage flow

The remote Matrix Screening Control Room will have CCTV feed of baggage flow, suspect baggage tracking system and a communication system. Another benefit is that it ensures no baggage is cleared without a Customs Officer’s assent

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