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Police to use carbon dioxide sensors to detect stowaway migrants at border checkpoints

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Under a project co-financed by the EU, the Border Police Chief Directorate has received eighty portable gas analysis sensors which can detect persons hiding away indoors by gauging carbon dioxide levels in the air.
The new devices are to be used in inspections of lorries and trains at border check points and are expected to improve external border control and counter illegal migration.



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