PESHAWAR: Two sniffer dogs trained to pick out Covid-19-infected people have reached Peshawar’s Bacha Khan International Airport, reported ARY News.
Sources said officials at the airport have started using trained Covid-19 sniffer dogs to detect infected passengers.
177 passengers arrived at the Peshawar airport on board a private airline’s flight. When they were subjected to a Covid-19 test, one of them was found to be carrying the deadly virus, the sources said.
The dogs detected the infected passenger, they said.
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Dogs specially trained to detect Covid-19-infected passengers have also been deployed at the New Islamabad Airport.
The Pakistan Army provided specially trained dogs to airport authorities after approval of the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC).
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