After 9-11, countries around the world worked on improving their airport security regulations. Obviously, due to the circumstances, the United States was quick to invest in state-of-the-art full-body scanners.
The purpose of these new and improved scanners was to have a better device that would easily detect any prohibited items or materials that could be used for bomb-making. It was said that the U.S. invested something like $140 million for these scanners.
Controversy soon followed with complaints being filed against the TSA. These complaints ranged from the worry of being exposed to radiation to the humiliation felt by passengers who claimed that the scanners were too intrusive.
A decision was made by the TSA to remove these scanners following a thorough risk assessment and revert back to previous passenger screening methods. Will this make us less safe?
Directions: First repeat after your tutor and then read aloud by yourself.
課題: 先生の後に続いてくり返した後、今度はひとりで発音してみましょう。
Directions: Read the questions aloud and answer them.
課題: 質問を声に出して読んだ後、答えてみましょう。