Delhi Police K9 unit tackles 90k bomb threats in 4 years
The Sunday Guardian|October 13, 2024
Over six years, 14 K9 dogs died, and 46 retired. Still, the unit handled over 90,000 bomb threat calls effectively.
SAURABH SHARMA

NEW DELHI It's often said that dogs are man's best friend, and the Delhi Police K9 unit exemplifies this, playing a vital role in ensuring the safety of the city. The K9 unit, which has been active since 1967, consists of 66 specially trained dogs, including tracker, narcotics detection, and explosive detection dogs.

The K9 squad has been instrumental in numerous high-profile cases involving the detection of explosives and narcotics. These dogs undergo rigorous training and work 24/7 alongside their handlers to respond to emergencies and conduct searches.

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