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LUGGAGE INSPECTIONS: OVER USD18M SPENT BUT NOT USED

ROME, The honourables Lamacchia (Rinnovamento Italiano) and Cento (Gruppo Misto), called two parlamentary questions about the USD18m italian government allocated to buy a system to inspect all luggage leaving from Fiumicino and Ciampino airports of Rome. It seems these devices are still not working because the results of technical checks haven't still been released. Moreover the ministry of Transport...

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Rome, Italy, 09/26/2000 14:39
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