The Sindh government has released Rs4 billion for the Karachi Safe City Project. The project, to be completed in two years, includes installation of 1300 CCTV cameras with FR and ANPR capabilities, and a Command-and-Control Building. It aims to enhance security with multiple camera tracking, database management, and integration with national databases.
KARACHI: The Sindh government has released Rs4 billion for the first phase of much-awaited Karachi Safe City Project, ARY News reported.
The project is the main component of the Sindh Safe City Authority and will be completed in two years.
Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hasan Lanjar has directed DG Sindh Safe City Authority Asif Aijaz Shaikh to complete first phase of the project on priority basis.
Under the Smart Safe City project, 1300 CCTV cameras would be installed at 300 sites in Red Zone & Airport Corridor with FR and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) capability within eight hours solar back.
Data comprising photographs of jail inmates will also be attached to the system and it will be completed in two-and-a-half years.
The Command-and-Control Building is also being built adjacent to the Karachi Police Office. The project will be completed in two phases consisting of 12,000 cameras along with the upgradation of 2,000 existing cameras.
The system will facilitate monitoring of hospitals for criminals/suspects, multiple camera tracking against suspects and response, database management of criminals and integration with National, Criminal, and other databases.
The recent announcement of the government allocating Rs4 billion for the Karachi Safe City project marks a significant step towards enhancing the safety and security of the city’s residents and visitors. The project, aimed at implementing state-of-the-art surveillance technology and modernizing the city’s security infrastructure, signifies a commitment to effectively combatting crime and ensuring public well-being. This substantial financial allocation is a testament to the government’s prioritization of public safety and underscores the importance of utilizing technological advancements for the benefit of society. As the project unfolds, it is anticipated to bring about a positive impact on the security landscape of Karachi, bolstering the efforts to create a safer environment for all.
Source: ARY NEWS
Karachi Safe City Project, funded by the Sindh government, is set to enhance security through the installation of 1300 CCTV cameras with advanced features like Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR). With a budget of Rs4 billion, this two-phase project aims to complete the first phase in two years. The initiative will include the Command-and-Control Building adjacent to the Karachi Police Office and the integration of criminal databases for effective monitoring and response. Overall, the Smart Safe City project will bolster security measures in Karachi, featuring real-time surveillance and adding 12,000 new cameras while upgrading 2,000 existing ones.
Disclaimer:
This content is AI-generated using IFTTT AI Content Creator. While we strive for accuracy, it’s a tool for rapid updates. We’re committed to filtering information, not reproducing or endorsing misinformation. – Khabristan.pk for more information visit privacy policy
Leave a Comment