DCI Launches Special Training to Respond to Bomb Attacks
The training brought together elite officers from various security units as Kenya moves to strengthen its preparedness against explosive threats...
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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has launched a specialized 7-week bomb technician training called the Explosive Incident Countermeasures Course to enhance national security preparedness against explosive threats.
- The training, which began on July 6 at the Border Police College in Kanyonyo, is designed to equip elite officers from various security units with essential skills in handling explosive devices.
- Key participants include officers from the Bomb Disposal Unit and the Administration Police Special Operations Group.
- The course, funded by the U.S. through its Anti-Terrorism Assistance Programme, covers theoretical fundamentals and practical skills like rendering-safe procedures, transportation, and storage of explosives.
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