LAHORE: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has achieved a significant milestone by completing the mapping of 2.5 million private cameras throughout the province of Punjab, Pakistan. This accomplishment is poised to play a pivotal role in bolstering crime prevention and enhancing public safety in the region.
In a video message, Inspector General of Police Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwer, unveiled this remarkable progress and highlighted its implications for security in the province. The successful mapping of a vast network of private surveillance cameras signifies a proactive approach in leveraging technology for the greater good of the community.
These cameras, strategically positioned in various public and private spaces, contribute to the broader objective of creating a safer and more secure environment for the residents of Punjab. By integrating these cameras into the Punjab Safe Cities Authority’s surveillance and monitoring system, law enforcement agencies can access real-time data, enabling swift responses to incidents and emergencies.
Dr. Usman Anwer also revealed that the Safe City projects in Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, and Gujranwala are advancing towards completion. These projects represent a significant investment in technology and infrastructure to fortify urban security and provide a more rapid and efficient response to criminal activities.
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The deployment of advanced surveillance technology, along with the active involvement of the community through private cameras, underscores the commitment of the Punjab Safe Cities Authority to enhancing safety and security throughout the province. By harnessing the potential of this extensive camera network, law enforcement agencies aim to create a more vigilant and responsive environment for residents, ultimately contributing to crime prevention and public welfare.
