AVR activated 15 X-ray scanning machines at 13 border crossing points to improve customs control and security.
Delia Niculescu
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The Romanian Customs Authority has put into operation 15 X-ray scanning machines at 13 border customs offices. These scanners, purchased as part of the 17.2 million euro project to develop the efficiency of customs control, co-financed by the European Union. Their aim is to increase border security, reduce waiting times and streamline the customs control process, helping to prevent cross-border crime.
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Autoritatea Vamală Română a instalat noi echipamente de scanat cu raze X în 13 puncte de trecere a frontierei
Noi echipamente de scanat cu raze X în 13 puncte de trecere a frontierei din România. Cât au costat scanerele
Autoritatea Vamală Română a instalat noi echipamente de scanat cu raze X în 13 puncte de trecere a frontierei/ Scannerele, livrate de „băiatul deștept” al sistemelor de securitate
15 echipamente de scanare cu raze X puse în funcțiune la frontierele României pentru control vamal avansat
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