NEW ANTI-TERRORIST MEASURE ON QUEENSLAND TRAINS
Source: Queensland. Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services. Media Release
"Queensland’s first bomb dog is set to start working on the State’s train network in an unprecedented anti-terrorist initiative by the State Government. The trial measure comes in the wake of recent bombings in Indonesia and the anti-terrorist raids in Victoria and could be extended if the terrorist treat in Australia heightens. The investment means the first specially trained three year old Labrador dog will be working across the urban trains network, Police Minister Neil Roberts and Transport Minister Rachel Nolan announced."
Monday, August 10, 2009
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Labels: National security, Social issues, Transport
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