Cyberabad CP reviews CCTV geo-tagging, orders shift to NVR-based surveillance
Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh has ordered the transition of surveillance systems from DVR to NVR technology. The initiative also mandates the geo-tagging of all CCTV cameras to improve crime detection and real-time monitoring.
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Upgrading surveillance infrastructure is a key component of modern urban policing and public safety strategies.
Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh on Wednesday directed officials to expedite the geo-tagging of all CCTV cameras across the commissionerate and accelerate the transition from DVR (Digital Video Recorder)-based systems to modern NVR (Network Video Recorder) technology to strengthen surveillance and crime detection.
Chairing a review meeting on the Nenu Saitham initiative at the Cyberabad police commissionerate headquarters, the officer said all existing CCTV cameras should be geo-tagged and their details entered into a digital database, while every newly installed cameras should be geo-tagged immediately.
He instructed officials to appoint a dedicated administrator at every police station to monitor CCTV systems, ensure cameras remain functional at all times and arrange immediate repairs for non-operational units. Existing cameras should also be integrated with the police monitoring network, he said.
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