Tag: CCTV cameras
2,800 companies in Sharjah asked to install CCTV cameras
As many as 2,800 industrial companies have been asked to mandatorily install CCTV cameras, even as they will be linked directly to the Sharjah...
Have functioning CCTV cameras, else risk losing licence, excise dept tells...
The Delhi government’s excise department has issued an order directing hotels, clubs and restaurants to ensure that CCTV cameras installed on their premises are...
Number of CCTV Cameras in the UK reaches 5.2 million
The number of CCTV Cameras in the UK may be as many as 5.2 million, with 1 camera for every 13 people as the...
Govt to double number of CCTV cameras in Hyderabad
Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) Minister KT Rama Rao directed the Police Department to double the number of CCTV cameras in the city....
19,000 CCTV cameras on real-time streaming at HP Police HQs
With the initiative of installing CCTV cameras, the HP police have introduced a new concept of predictive policing--- a US model of policing involving...
Rules allow CCTV cameras to be installed in public vehicles in...
Privacy Rules-2020, which were recently issued by the Nepal government, allow government offices of the federal, provincial and local levels to instal CCTV cameras...
CCTV cameras across Nagpur to be integrated with AI
In a bid to give cutting edge to policing in the city, a proposal has been mooted to integrate CCTV cameras with artificial intelligence...
Explain benefits of CCTV cameras to people: Telangana CP VB Kamalasan...
Check the functioning of CCTV cameras and explain the benefits of installing these cameras in their colonies to all sections of people," Police Commissioner...
Australia pledges $39m to improve security at religious sites
Australia will spend millions of dollars on improving security at places of worship after the mass shooting at two mosques in New Zealand. Australian...
At Taj Mahal, 65% CCTV cameras have been non-operational since...
After a global expert said that museums in India are vulnerable and exposed to fire-related incidents, yet another shocking development has come to light...