Refugees In Jordan Use Iris Scanners To Purchase Food
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has launched an iris scan payment system in Jordanian supermarkets. The technology has been set up to enable Syrian refugees staying in migrant camps to conduct purchases at local shops using their eyes instead of cards, cash, or vouchers. RT reports: With a wink of an eye refugees at King Abdullah Park camp made their first purchases at a local supermarket on Tuesday, as part of the new program designed to simplify the redeeming of their monthly UN food aid.