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December 9, 2009 · about 16 years ago

India to ‘fence’ naval harbours

India is planning to secure its naval harbours with electronic fences, the BBC has learnt. The fences are part of the Integrated Harbour Defence System to secure the harbours “against clandestine threat from sea”, security officials say. It is part of a plan to protect the country’s coastline after

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India is planning to secure its naval harbours with electronic fences, the BBC has learnt. The fences are part of the Integrated Harbour Defence System to secure the harbours “against clandestine threat from sea”, security officials say. It is part of a plan to protect the country’s coastline after November 2008’s deadly attacks in Mumbai.

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