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CAR / AIRPORT SECURITY 11 MAR 20
STORY: CAR / AIRPORT SECURITY
TRT: 1:44
SOURCE: MINUSCA
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGE: FRENCH / NATS
DATELINE: 06 MARCH 2020, BANGUI, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
06 MARCH 2020, BANGUI, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
1. Various shots, officials of CAR national police and of MINUSCA's UNPOL pose in front of the equipment offered at the special police station at M'Poko International Airport, in Bangui
2. Close shot, material donated to the special police station at M'Poko International Airport, in Bangui
3. SOUNDBITE (French), Chief Commissioner Bienvenue Zokoue, Director of the Central African police:
"This batch of materials and equipment will enable the Internal Security Forces, according to the overall resizing and redeployment plan, to devote its axis of effort to security and public peace. This is what mobile squadrons and national security companies do every day to achieve their goals, namely, among other things: guarantee the same level of security throughout the national territory, democratically manage demonstrations, and any public event and meet the needs of the population.”
4. Various shots, Items given by Minusca to the CAR national police
5. Wide shot, General Pascal Champion, chief of MINUSCA UNPOL gives an helmet to the Chief Commissioner Bienvenue Zokoue DG of the Central African Police.
6. SOUNDBITE (French) General Pascal Champion, chief of Police Component, United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in The Central African Republic (MINUSCA):
"Dear comrades, beneficiaries of these materials and equipment, I would like to congratulate you on your royal missions, which you accomplish daily despite modest means and immense difficulties. I urge you to use these materials and equipment rationally and wisely. "
7. Various shots, National gendarmerie of CAR
8. Various shots, the national police of CAR and officials of MINUSCA UNPOL inspect the equipment given.
9. Wide shot, equipment provided to the CAR national police on an outdoor table.
The special police station at M'Poko airport received a large donation of material on Friday containing high-performance equipment capable of detecting fake documents, as well as explosives detectors.
"This batch of materials and equipment will enable the Internal Security Forces, according to the overall resizing and redeployment plan, to devote its axis of effort to security and public peace. This is what mobile squadrons and national security companies do every day to achieve their goals. Namely, among other things: guaranteeing the same level of security throughout the national territory, democratically managing demonstrations and any public event and meeting the needs of the population, "said chief commissioner Bienvenue Zokoue, director of the Central African police.
This donation of nearly 70 million CFA francs will strengthen the operational capacity of the airport police by making it more efficient in passenger control and the fight against terrorism.
General Pascal Champion, chief of the police component at MINUSCA said, "Dear comrades, beneficiaries of these materials and equipment, I would like to congratulate you on your royal missions, which you accomplish daily despite modest means and immense difficulties. I urge you to use these materials and equipment rationally and wisely.”
Thanks to this new donation of equipment by MINUSCA, M'Poko International Airport is getting a little closer to international standards in terms of security.
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