Golden peek at state intelligence, secret missions


Sgt Amuthan (right) showing visitors a ground radar that can detect incoming movement of vehicular convoys and helicopters.

GROUND radar equipment that can detect oncoming vehicles, drones, satellites and communication lines that can identify and block hackers were brought out for public display during the Royal Intelligence Corps (KRD) exhibition at the Malaysia Agro Exposition Park in Serdang.

Adding to this was a glimpse into the successful missions carried out by the police and the military units in pre-empting terrorist attacks. On display at these booths were confiscated bomb-triggering devices and photos of vanquished criminals — one with his head blown off following a failed attack.

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