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Hundreds of security cameras to monitor Sihanoukville next year

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Hundreds of security cameras will be installed along major roads in Sihanoukville to monitor traffic and increase security next year. Major General Chuon Narin, chief of Preah Sihanouk provincial police,  yesterday said a total of 600 cameras will be placed in 500 central locations in Sihanoukville, including along 34 newly-constructed roads.

 

“Six hundred cameras will indeed be installed in 500 important places to monitor activities related to security,” Maj Gen Narin said. “A command centre will be in the Preah Sihanouk police headquarters.” He said provincial authorities and experts have already surveyed the locations. He said the cameras will be purchased by the government.

 

Maj Gen Narin added that technology plays an important role in ensuring public security. “The cameras will help alert police when people are trying to hide their infraction or crime – they will not be able to do that,” he said. “They will not be able to argue against their mistakes anymore. Security is important for a developing country.”

 

read more https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50667178/hundreds-of-security-cameras-to-monitor-sihanoukville-next-year/

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To Watch the Chins Destroy your country, Good TV viewing , Not

I thought the Chinese were the "specialists' in CCTV surveillance - now they are the ones under surveillance (GREAT)

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1 hour ago, Burma Bill said:

I thought the Chinese were the "specialists' in CCTV surveillance - now they are the ones under surveillance (GREAT)

cant imagine the dictator paying for them. probably installed by china to keep an eye on its own people

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