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Moga police install 99 AI-powered cameras to check crime, drug trafficking

The AI-driven system will help track criminals more effectively, prevent unlawful activities, and ensure a safer environment for citizens
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Moga Police have installed 99 high-tech surveillance cameras at key locations across the district.

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These cameras, equipped with artificial intelligence-powered infra technology, are linked to a state-of-the-art Smart Control Room that will revolutionise crime prevention efforts.

The Smart Control Room is outfitted with cutting-edge surveillance tools and advanced monitoring techniques. It will play a pivotal role in tracking suspicious activities, identifying criminals, and ensuring round-the-clock security across the district.

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These high-resolution cameras are designed to automatically scan vehicle number plates, record data in a central database, and instantly flag stolen or suspicious vehicles. This technology will provide law enforcement with real-time insights, making crime detection and response faster and more efficient than ever before.

Police officials confirmed that the cameras will function 24/7 throughout the week, allowing authorities to quickly intervene in any suspicious activity. To further enhance security, facial recognition cameras will soon be installed at major intersections and high-alert zones, helping identify wanted criminals and fugitives with greater accuracy.

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In addition to surveillance cameras, all PCR (Police Control Room) and EVR (Emergency Vehicle Response) vehicles in Moga have been equipped with GPS tracking systems. This enables real-time location monitoring from the Smart Control Room, ensuring swift deployment of forces whenever needed.

To strengthen field surveillance, PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) cameras have also been installed on EVR vehicles, allowing officers to monitor long distances, record live incidents, and zoom in on suspicious activities with precision.

With this next-generation surveillance infrastructure, Moga  police anticipate a drastic reduction in thefts, robberies, and drug smuggling operations.

The AI-driven system will help track criminals more effectively, prevent unlawful activities, and ensure a safer environment for citizens.

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