The Narcotics Control Commission NACOC has increased its security operations at Kotoka International Airport KIA. This action is part of new efforts to fight drug trafficking.
Authorities are now using sniffer dogs to help in these operations. The dogs are trained to detect illegal substances.
NACOC is focusing on finding suspicious behaviour among travellers. This method is called behavioural detection.
The goal is to stop people from bringing drugs into or out of Ghana. KIA is the country's main international airport.
The commission wants to make sure Ghana is not used as a transit point for narcotics. These new measures aim to strengthen border security.