Hong Kong Airport Expands Canine Security Unit to Reopened Terminal 2
Hong Kong International Airport's security contractor, Aviation Security Company (Avseco), has expanded its canine patrol unit to the recently relaunched Terminal 2. The expansion involves the deployment of 20 dogs and their handlers to manage the increased activity at the expanded facility. Jacob Cheung Tat-keung, Avseco's executive director, noted on Friday that operations at Terminal 2 have been smooth despite a recent increase in passenger traffic and the relocation of 15 airlines.
Hong Kong International Airport's security contractor has augmented its canine patrol unit, extending its operations to the newly reopened Terminal 2. This expansion by the Aviation Security Company (Avseco) includes deploying 20 dogs along with their handlers to the revitalized terminal.
Jacob Cheung Tat-keung, Avseco's executive director, stated on Friday that Terminal 2's operations have proceeded smoothly since its relaunch. This comes as passenger volumes have risen, following the relocation of 15 airlines to the terminal over the past few weeks.
Cheung added that the specific deployment of the canine units would be adjusted based on the prevailing traffic levels at the terminal.
According to the South China Morning Post, the initiative aims to enhance security coverage for the expanded facility.
