GACL enhances security screening at Accra International Airport

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Kj 6 days ago

So, where did the cocaine pass to enter the aeroplane? I laugh saaaa.

So, where did the cocaine pass to enter the aeroplane? I laugh saaaa.
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Rikus 6 days ago

This is absolutely unnecessary. In other countries the bags are screened after check-in ( behind the scenes). If found to contain contraband, the passenger is taken off the plane to answer questions. Why inconvenience all ...
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This is absolutely unnecessary. In other countries the bags are screened after check-in ( behind the scenes). If found to contain contraband, the passenger is taken off the plane to answer questions. Why inconvenience all travellers with such a process that will keep tourists away?
Check the people working there as well 6 days ago

Please

Please
Jack Sparrow 6 days ago

Yes it's good paa the fuuuuuuls who said it's not need are the cocaine smugglers

Yes it's good paa the fuuuuuuls who said it's not need are the cocaine smugglers
what has Lumba done akosua? 6 days ago

is good,but all those stuffs went through Tema port.

is good,but all those stuffs went through Tema port.
kk 6 days ago

Completely unnecessary. Just for show. It will not add any real value to the screening process. Additionally, it will seriously inconvenience travellers and lead to chaos. They are doing everything to divert attention away fr ...
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Completely unnecessary. Just for show. It will not add any real value to the screening process. Additionally, it will seriously inconvenience travellers and lead to chaos. They are doing everything to divert attention away from the fact that there are big players right at the top of government neck deep in this drug menace.

Were passengers and their luggages not getting scanned before? So if you don't trust the agencies who were previously doing the scanning, why don't you fix that. why add another layer of scanning to inconvenience travellers?

The drugs are bypassing the scanning. THey know. It's an institutional problem. But they have no appetite to fix it. that is why they are doing this KroKrotheJohn for public sympathy.
Amsterdam 6 days ago

Buying this equipment is nonsense and unnecessary use the money for better things

Buying this equipment is nonsense and unnecessary use the money for better things
Kyekyeku 6 days ago

Nonsense

Nonsense

Reformer 6 days ago

Most of the drugs are now shipped via containers on sea faring vessels. Go to the Tema and Takoradi seaports too.

Most of the drugs are now shipped via containers on sea faring vessels. Go to the Tema and Takoradi seaports too.
Yaw 6 days ago

unnecessary action and another draconian rule without basis. Enhance your security systems and staff and not another doses of passenger discomfort.

unnecessary action and another draconian rule without basis. Enhance your security systems and staff and not another doses of passenger discomfort.
Kwame 6 days ago

Smoke screen. Will the important government officials take their contraband goods through the airport? We have plenty evidence of route of the cocaine trade from Ghana by government officials

Smoke screen. Will the important government officials take their contraband goods through the airport? We have plenty evidence of route of the cocaine trade from Ghana by government officials
A 6 days ago

Very very unnecessary as this will lead to frustration and inconvenience to travellers!

Very very unnecessary as this will lead to frustration and inconvenience to travellers!
George 6 days ago

GREAT MOVE IN A WORLD WHERE RADICAL MUSLIM KILLERS WANTS TO BLOW UP PLANS IN THE AIR LIKE THEY TRY TO DO IN FLYDUBI FLIGHT TO ISRAEL WE MUST BE CARFULL AND CHECK EVERYONE

GREAT MOVE IN A WORLD WHERE RADICAL MUSLIM KILLERS WANTS TO BLOW UP PLANS IN THE AIR LIKE THEY TRY TO DO IN FLYDUBI FLIGHT TO ISRAEL WE MUST BE CARFULL AND CHECK EVERYONE
Edi 6 days ago

strict security is amust we cantnot know who borad a plan and what they might do to harm passengers

strict security is amust we cantnot know who borad a plan and what they might do to harm passengers

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