The Smell of Money

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Trained money-sniffing dogs have been deployed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminals to detect passengers who try to bring large amounts of Philippine peso and foreign currencies.

The initiative comes amid recent reminders from the Anti-money Laundering Council (AMLC) about the need to sustain efforts to prevent illegal money flows.Bill vs.

BOC assistant deputy collector for passenger services Mark Almase said that Naia-Customs district collector Yasmin Mapa entered into an agreement with the Philippine Coast Guard, the source of the canines that have been trained to sniff out money on luggage and even hand-carry bags, while the Office for Transportation Security (OTS) uses body scanners.