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Drones, Panic Buttons Part Of Mumbai Police Plan To Improve Women Safety
To enhance women's safety in the megapolis, Mumbai police are planning to use Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for surveillance and install 'panic buttons' across the city, a senior official said today.
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Mumbai To Be Under Vigil Of 6,000 CCTVs From October 2
The final phase of Maharashtra government's ambitious Mumbai City Surveillance Project (MCSP), comprising 6,000 CCTV cameras, is complete and will be launched on October 2.
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Mumbai Now Under CCTV Surveillance, Chief Minister Launches Project's First Phase
Asserting that digital intervention will help increase efficiency in policing, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the Mumbai city surveillance project of installation of over 6,000 CCTVs would be completed before the 26/11 terror attacks anniversary next year.
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Mumbai to Get 6,020 CCTV Cameras By September 2016
A project to install over 6000 CCTV cameras in Mumbai at a cost of Rs 949 crore to beef up surveillance in crucial places of the city will be completed by September next year, a Maharashtra Home department official has said.v
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Drones, Panic Buttons Part Of Mumbai Police Plan To Improve Women Safety
To enhance women's safety in the megapolis, Mumbai police are planning to use Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for surveillance and install 'panic buttons' across the city, a senior official said today.
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Mumbai To Be Under Vigil Of 6,000 CCTVs From October 2
The final phase of Maharashtra government's ambitious Mumbai City Surveillance Project (MCSP), comprising 6,000 CCTV cameras, is complete and will be launched on October 2.
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Mumbai Now Under CCTV Surveillance, Chief Minister Launches Project's First Phase
Asserting that digital intervention will help increase efficiency in policing, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the Mumbai city surveillance project of installation of over 6,000 CCTVs would be completed before the 26/11 terror attacks anniversary next year.
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Mumbai to Get 6,020 CCTV Cameras By September 2016
A project to install over 6000 CCTV cameras in Mumbai at a cost of Rs 949 crore to beef up surveillance in crucial places of the city will be completed by September next year, a Maharashtra Home department official has said.v
