K9 unit steps up patrols at KLIA during peak hours
SEPANG: Police have stepped up K9 patrols at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), particularly during peak hours, to strengthen security following several recent incidents.
In Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), police have increased K9 patrols, particularly during peak hours, to enhance security following a series of incidents. KLIA Police Chief Assistant Commissioner M. Ravi explained that patrols, which were previously conducted intermittently, have been heightened to bolster safety at the airport.
Deployments are scheduled around peak times while ensuring the detection dogs receive adequate rest. The deployment is not continuous 24/7 because the dogs also require rest. Ravi emphasized that patrols consider the sensitivities of airport users, with handlers and their dogs stationed outside the terminal, including near entrances.
A check at KLIA Terminal 1 revealed K9 units patrolling the departure and arrival levels. The K9 units serve as part of security measures to monitor entrances and other areas frequented by passengers. Their presence alongside police personnel enables more comprehensive security monitoring as authorities intensify patrols at strategic locations.
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