How Canines Protect IGI Airport? CISF 'Dog Squad' on G20 Duty.
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These canines reside in individual air-conditioned rooms at the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Dog Squad camp in Delhi’s Palam. Carefully nurtured and well-fed, their kennels are a testament to the dedication of their handlers.
Within the squad, there are 21 dogs, including 14 Labradors, three Golden Retrievers, three German Shepherds, and one loyal Cocker Spaniel.
Deputy Commandant Kapil S Kamdi of CISF explains the collaborative efforts of the dog squad and the bomb disposal squad. “Both units work hand in hand. During the G20 Summit, the vehicles of esteemed guests are meticulously checked to prevent any potential sabotage or disturbances with the assistance of these incredible canines. We also conduct thorough inspections of unattended bags,” Kamdi stated.
“Our squad consists of dogs from four different breeds, each with impeccable sniffing and detection abilities,” Kamdi continued. “Notably, our Cocker Spaniel, a small breed, aids in scanning narrow spaces within flights, contributing to a comprehensive security sweep.”
These exceptional dogs receive a nutritious diet twice a day. Mornings are greeted with milk or curd, while evenings are reserved for nourishing servings of mutton.
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