OTS rolls out new full body scanners

Photo Courtesy of Office for Transportation Security

Photo Courtesy of Office for Transportation Security

Unilever Philippines is reinforcing its commitment to workplace diversity and inclusion through year-round initiatives…

Canon Philippines officially launched the Canon Creator Camp and Canon Campus Tour on Thursday, expanding its support…

DAVAO CITY — A total of 140 entries are expected to join the 2nd Davao-Japan Friendship Golf tournament set this 25…

University of Santo Tomas (UST) completed an elimination round sweep and locked the No. 1 seed in the semifinals after…

Alas Pilipinas fights for survival against powerhouse Indonesia to close the group stage of the 2026 Southeast Asian…
The Office for Transportation Security (OTS) received 10 new full-body scanners with integrated shoe scanners as part of efforts to modernize nationwide airport security.
The scanners, which went through evaluation by the OTS Technical Working Group in October, utilizes millimeter wave technology to detect metallic and non-metallic items including objects hidden in footwear.
It also eliminates the need to remove footwear during screening.
Seven units have been deployed to airports in Bicol, Bacolod, General Santos City, Tacloban, Kalibo, Laoag and at Maharlika Hall in Pasay.
OTS said on Wednesday that the scanners are now fully operational after completing installation this November.
The remaining units are scheduled for installation in Cotabato, Zamboanga and Laguindingan.