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Security tightened in Kerala airports after LTTE threat Arun Lakshman in Thiruvananthapuram | March 21, 2009 13:44 IST Security has been tightened in all three airports in Kerala [Images] -- Thiruvananthapuram ,Kochi and Kozhikode -- after a warning from the Air India [Images] Mumbai [Images] office that there is a possibility of an LTTE [Images] attack on Kerala airports. CISF commandant in-charge Rajeev Panth has called a special meeting to review the security at all the three airports . Recently, small-time boat builders in Kochi and surrounding areas were interrogated by the state police and central intelligence agencies following reports of LTTE having procured small boats from the area. The Kerala police are also on the trail of a Tamil doctor and a medical representative from Alappuzha for having procured life-saving medicines from the state and smuggled across to the LTTE. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||