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MoU signed: Karachi to start getting free WiFi, CCTV, solar-powered street lights by end of 2015

KARACHI:
Sindh government on Saturday signed memorandums of understanding for installing solar street lights, CCTV cameras as well as “free” WiFi facilities in 2015, as part of the Karachi Smart City project.


According to a statement issued on Saturday, Sindh Information and Local Government Minister Sharjeel Inaam Memon singed MoUs with three companies of Dubai, China and USA for installing the systems in Karachi.

The first phase of installing these systems is expected to be completed by the end of this year.

Providing details on the project, Memon said that the first phase will see modern solar street lights, free Wi-Fi and CCTV camera installation work in Karachi, starting from Do-Talwar Clifton to Shahrae Faisal. This phase is expected to cost $20 million, out of a project cost of $200 million.

“I am committed to make Karachi smart and turn it into a city of lights,” Memon added.

Among others, the US Company Rick David is also expected to invest in Karachi to install CCTV and Wi-Fi.

“The free Wi-Fi and CCTV camera will be installed on every street. Police and law enforcement agencies can also benefit from this modern CCTV system to track the criminals,” he said.

“After this MoU we will work on solar energy in order to minimise the energy crises.”


Referring to the law and order situation in the city, he said that the provincial government was serious in taking the concrete steps to wipe out all kind of crime from Karachi.

“The terrorism, street crime, kidnapping for ransom extortion and other kind of criminals activities have now come to an end with the ongoing operation carried by police and Rangers in the city.”

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i think you guys should chill and allow him to post positive stuff.
infact the thread should be made stick one
Agreed ...When corrupt party like PMLN have thread, then why not PPPP. He should continue post of positive development if they are improving.
 
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All registers in police stations will be computerised and every entry on registers will be made available online.

Technological advancement: Sindh police to computerise crime records

KARACHI:
Sindh police have decided to computerise their police records announced Sindh IG Ghulam Hyder Jamali in a meeting at the Central Police Office (CPO) on Friday.


The members present in the meeting decided that the project will be initiated soon with DIG Sultan Ali Khoja as the project director. The IG directed the members to draft recommendations for the appointment of 2,000 key punch operators to make the project successful.

The main components of the project include computerisation of existing Crime Record Office (CRO), police offices and police records, said the IG spokesperson. “All registers in police stations will be computerised and every entry on registers will be made available online,” he added.

Similarly, all FIRs will be computerised to help with the development of criminal records at police stations, he said. The computerised crimes data will have access to NADRA database through the biometric system in order to obtain relevant information, he added.

All police stations will be linked to the central database at CPO while the police stations will be inter-linked in order to have an easy access to any police station’s criminal records, he mentioned.

He said that the computerisation of entire records of ammunition dealers will also be carried out. It will record all details pertaining to the sale and purchase of arms, he added.

He further stated that there was some discussion regarding the computerisation of human rights matters of the Sindh police including manpower, service book and process of accountability.

The members also decided to draft practical recommendations with regard to the establishment of a high-powered Police Management Board. The purpose of this board will to be act as a think tank and prepare guideline policies to improve the police department. The board will be assisted by various sub-committees.

The meeting was attended by headquarters DIG Abdul Aleem Shaikh, admin DIG Sultan Ali Khoja, operations AIG Naeem Shaikh and other senior officials.
 
Ye SherJil , ne gher main 20 Billion Rupees , METRO train project ke liye rakhe the said ....

We were all worried about thing .... hain ?
 
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