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- Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh has directed officials to speed up the geo-tagging of all CCTV cameras in the commissionerate and enter their details into a digital database.
- He also ordered a phased shift from older DVR-based systems to NVR technology, which uses IP cameras for better image quality and more efficient surveillance.
- Each police station is to get a dedicated administrator to keep cameras functional, with vendors held accountable for maintenance and training planned for staff.
- The move, part of the Nenu Saitham initiative, aims to enable real-time monitoring, faster evidence collection, and stronger crime detection, with residents and institutions urged to join by installing and integrating their cameras with the police network.
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- Progress on geo-tagging of all existing cameras and the digital database rollout
- Timeline for completing the DVR-to-NVR migration and linking police stations to the central control room
- Public response to the appeal for residents and institutions to join the Nenu Saitham initiative
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