On February 20, the Beijing Winter Olympic Games were successfully concluded, and the port of Capital International Airport will continue to usher in the peak of departures this day and tomorrow, and it is expected that more than 8,000 Winter Olympic personnel will be concentrated out of the country, accounting for about 50% of the total number of people participating in the Winter Olympic Games. The reporter learned from the Beijing Border Inspection Station that as of February 21, a total of 237 guns and 279,100 rounds of ammunition had left the country.
As the only immigration management agency in the country to handle the entry and exit border inspection procedures for the Winter Olympic Games, the Beijing Border Inspection Station has taken multiple measures at the same time to deal with the peak of Olympic-related personnel and gun exits.
Increase the input of police forces, increase the input of police forces twice compared with weekdays, select capable police forces with good business, high foreign language proficiency and strong communication skills, enter the Winter Olympic Exit Security Zone, and open 20 inspection channels in advance to ensure that Olympic-related personnel can come and go 24 hours a day and clear customs quickly.
Real-time docking and grasp of the exit information of Austrian-related personnel, especially the specific time of arrival at the airport, the specific number of personnel and bullets, and dynamically adjust the deployment of police forces.
Use the auxiliary information collection and entry system to automatically retrieve the identity information of personnel involved in Austria, automatically fill in the outbound flight number, automatically carry out population statistics, improve the efficiency of formalities, and improve the punctuality rate of outbound flights.
For special personnel injured due to racing and with limited mobility, uniform arrangements will be made for the police to carry out off-plane inspections to provide maximum convenience for customs clearance.
Source Beijing Daily client | Reporter Zhang Lei
Edited by Kuang Feng
Process Editor Liu Weili