Cameroon - Fight against terrorism: a sensor gear of American-made explosives submitted to the Government

The offer was made on Monday at the Embassy of the United States by the Director General of the Transatlantic business consulting, which intends to sell this van in Cameroon.

On July 27, 2015 took place at the Embassy of the United States in Yaoundé the presentation ceremony of a van not like the others. The white vehicle is a scanner which can detect organic material ... and explosives.

 Edwin Ngumbi Che, the general manager of the Transatlantic business consulting which would sell the minibus in Cameroon told the Cameroon army officers invited to the Embassy of the United States on Monday that the machine uses X-rays for images retro-vision. That is to say, it can detect all that is in an object under its rays. "The reverse split image clearly shows explosives because X-rays perfectly reflect this matter then," said Che Ngumbi. He said the equipment manufactured by the US company American science and engineering inc. will help the Cameroonian government to better fight against the terrorists advantaged by the fact that current scanners are still coming from the transmission technology.
The scanner system can operate in network and at record speed. In 60 seconds, the data can be received by the central command for rapid analysis and decision almost immediate decision. The other big advantage of the device is its ability to go into the most remote corners to scan, in the discretion of men and vehicles. To convince his interlocutors the seller explains that the white van has been very successful in Iraq and Afghanistan. It is not useful as security operations. It also helps fight drug trafficking that also detected easily. It allows you to come out of hiding contraband hidden carefully. Experienced three months by the customs services, it allowed to detect in the locality of Bekoko (Mungo department) 30 tonnes of non-biodegradable plastic concealed including yoghurt pots.