Lawyer Maria Antonette Mangrobang, BI acting intelligence chief, said with the biometrics equipment the bureau will now to be able to build a wider and more reliable database of the illegal aliens and foreign fugitives wanted by immigration intelligence personnel.
He said, henceforth, the machine will be used to scan the fingerprints of all arrested aliens, and the data will be kept in a database along with their photographs.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Philippines expands biometric law enforcement capabilities
Philippines: US donates two biometric machines to Immigration (Business Mirror)
