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·September 9, 2021

COVID-19 sniffing dogs coming to Miami Airport

Miami International Airport to test COVID-19 detecting dogs.
The dogs are deployed at an employee security checkpoint.
MIA first US airport to deploy COVID-sniffing canines.

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