Pattaya: Half of the resort's CCTV doesn't work - but mayor points to brighter future

[Benmart]

9 hours ago, thequietman said:

Solar powered cameras are now available. A memory card is stored within them, and it records on a loop. If there is an incident, pull the card. If not, stays as is. These could be installed all over the city without the need for them to be relayed back to HQ.

 

However, I am sure that they will find the most expensive <deleted>tiest camera out there, double the price and install that one. ????

You comments may be well intentioned, but experience with such systems suggests otherwise.

[kinyara]

27th Jan 2020 ahead of Cobra Gold - Pattaya's Deputy Mayor Ronakit Ekasingh welcomed Trevor Moss, the embassy's assistant attache for the US Navy's Force Protection Detachment last week. Mayoral Secretary Kamolnart and City Manager Jatupong briefed Moss on City Hall. Tourist Police and Pattaya Police deployments and led him on a tour of Pattaya's CCTV Operations Centre and 1337 Call Centre. 

 

What a joke. 

[Stargeezr]

Of course the future is bright, as there will be another mayor for Pattaya.

  The guy is not lying, just wait a while.

Geezer

[jacko45k]

Why, is he getting the street lights fixed!

[jacko45k]

19 hours ago, johng said:

I remember reading about  both the  non working free WiFi  and non working CCTV  10+ years ago.

Add flood water pumps to the list for next year......

[jacko45k]

18 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Being pedantic, what is it that's caused the fibre optic cables to have 'burnt out'?

The fibre optic signal can't cause it to burn out, so is there some other unspecified factor involved? Or am I asking too many questions - I'm obviously not a journalist.

Usually the transformer nearby or HV/Electrical cables oin the vicinity.

[bluesofa]

38 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Usually the transformer nearby or HV/Electrical cables oin the vicinity.

Possibly, but only only if the fibre optic cable sheathing was fractured, exposing the outer metal protective sheathing around the central core itself.

Even then it would need to be in contact/very close to the HV for anything to happen. Also it would undoubtedly take out some of the equipment in the control centre, at the other end of the fibre optic cable.

 

How many hundreds of cables has this happened to, according to the mayor?

 

[Rimmer]

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[Redline]

More bs looking for more pocket filling contracts.

What happens to the incompetent employee that hasn’t been doing their job for years?

 

 

Edited July 31, 2020 by Redline

[Litlos]

Are they doing unused overhead cable demolitions in Pattaya? I seem to recall they were going to after poles started falling over. Out here doing road widening, so poles had to be relocated, and the fibre optics equipment. Well Somchai demolished the cables still being used, so internet off for a couple of days. Maybe he has worked in Pattaya and throws the old cables on the fire so can get the copper out easily, hence cables burnt out.  All jokes aside they probably did not spec the cameras and power supplies for 60degc which is what is needed for enclosed equipment exposed to sunlight here, works for a while and then pop, works no more.

 

Cheers