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What will be the outcome of the sniffer dog program at Incheon International Airport by August 12, 2025?
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South Korea Uses Sniffer Dog to Detect Bedbugs at Airport
Aug 12, 2024, 10:06 AM
South Korea has deployed a sniffer dog at Incheon International Airport to screen for bedbugs. This measure aims to prevent the insects from entering the country as athletes, officials, and fans return from the Paris Olympics. The initiative features a two-year-old beagle named Ceco, marking the first time such a method is used at the airport.
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