Bio-terrorism: Interpol gives thumbs-up to Malaysia's cross-agency approach


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia's multi-agency approach in dealing with the threat of bio-terrorism is exemplary, said Interpol specialised officer Dennis Adriao.

Adriao, who is attached to Interpol's bio-terrorism prevention unit at its headquarters in Lyon, France, said he was very impressed with the level of preparedness showed by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) as well as other relevant agencies during the three-day Project Vector: Bio Terrorism Evidence Exploitation Workshop held at the KL International Airport and Putrajaya.

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