Peter Phillips, Jamaica's national security minister, who is leading the Caribbean community's security programme for the cricket showpiece, said the measures were taken by Caribbean immigration officials using technology provided by Interpol.
The international criminal police organisation is providing the region with technology that allows law enforcement officers at airports and seaports to instantly check passports against the group's global database of stolen and lost travel documents.
The database contains information on more than 13 million documents from over 120 countries.
Ronald Noble, Secretary General of the Paris-based Interpol, acknowledged that the region's use of the technology is a major boost in the drive to ensure that the March-April tournament passes off safely.
"We have done something that is historic and extraordinary as we put the most advanced border control system in place in the Caribbean region than anywhere else in the world," said Noble.
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