Turkish TIKA Department grants Kyrgyzstan motor-laboratory for criminal expertise

The Turkish Government’s Development Cooperation Agency TIKA intends to grant Kyrgyz Interior Ministry a motor-laboratory for criminal expertise on portable mode, press service of the Kyrgyz Ministry reported. The $80-thousand-worth laboratory is the first of a kind in Kyrgyzstan. Special equipment is usually set up in Mercedes or Ford vehicles, however in Kyrgyzstan it is […]

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The Turkish Government’s Development Cooperation Agency TIKA intends to grant Kyrgyz Interior Ministry a motor-laboratory for criminal expertise on portable mode, press service of the Kyrgyz Ministry reported.

The $80-thousand-worth laboratory is the first of a kind in Kyrgyzstan. Special equipment is usually set up in Mercedes or Ford vehicles, however in Kyrgyzstan it is likely to be installed in Sobol cars.

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