8 months ago
Satya Sai Police to Use Drones for Night Patrolling
The police in Satya Sai district are starting to use drones to patrol at night from January 1.
They have already given out five drones to different areas.
These drones can see in the dark and during the day.
The police think this will help stop crimes like theft and other bad things people might do in public.
They are also using these drones to keep an eye on big crowds at temples, especially during a special event called Vaikuntha Ekadashi.
The police want everyone to put cameras at their homes and businesses to help keep the area safe.
The home minister also had a meeting to talk about using new technology to solve crimes faster and better.
They talked about problems like cybercrime and how to stop them.
Some police officers were also praised for their good work.
Satya Sai district police to start drone patrolling from January 1.
Five drones (2 night-vision, 3 day-vision) worth Rs 24 lakh distributed to various areas.
Drones to be used for crime prevention, law and order, and monitoring anti-social activities.
Night-vision drones already deployed in Hindupur, Madakasira, Kadiri, Dharmavaram, and Penukonda.
Special security measures for Vaikuntha Ekadashi on December 30, with crowd monitoring through CCTV cameras.
- Who
- Satya Sai district police
- What
- Launching night patrolling with drones
- Where
- Main towns in Satya Sai district, including Hindupur, Madakasira, Kadiri, Dharmavaram, Penukonda, Puttaparthi, and Nallamada
- When
- Starting January 1
- Why
- To prevent crime, maintain law and order, and curb anti-social activities
Key facts
- District
- Satya Sai
- Start Date
- January 1
- Drones Distributed
- 5 (2 night-vision, 3 day-vision)
- Cost of Drones
- Rs 24 lakh
- Areas Covered
- Hindupur, Madakasira, Kadiri, Dharmavaram, Penukonda, Puttaparthi, Nallamada
- Special Event
- Vaikuntha Ekadashi (Dec 30)
Quotes
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Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh
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