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China donates new scanning machine to Port Authority

Published:Tuesday | September 18, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Audrey Sewell, permanent secretary, Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing, and Richard Azan (second left), minister of state, participate in cutting the ribbon, signalling the official handover of the Nutech Mobile Machine to the Government of Jamaica. Sharing in the occasion are Zheng Qingdian (second right), Chinese ambassador to Jamaica, and Dr Paul Robertson, senior director, government relations, Port Authority of Jamaica.
Technicians look on during an examination of the Nutech Mobile Scanning Machine during the presentation ceremony.
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The Government of China donated a Nutech Mobile Scanning Machine to the Government of Jamaica to be used by the Port Authority of Jamaica at a presentation ceremony held at the Kingston Container Terminal last Friday.

The machine will be used for the scanning of containers at the Port of Kingston and will enhance the Port Authority's security programme for the protection of cargo. The machine utilises cutting-edge technology and will be used primarily for scanning high-density products such as frozen and refrigerated cargo.