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Nashik Police Expand Mobile Patrol Vans Across Public Hotspots
Nashik Police use special vans to help keep public places safe.
The vans are called ‘One Mobile’ or ‘Mobile-1.’
There are currently nine vans working in two shifts all day and night.
They stop at 108 planned locations.
Police are now sending them to more places, including schools, markets and areas that may be busy at night.
Citizens suggested many of these places online.
Each van has police officers and equipment such as cameras, lights and medical supplies.
People can suggest more locations to the police through WhatsApp or comments.
Nashik City Police are expanding the ‘One Mobile’ patrol vans to schools, colleges, markets, residential areas, night hotspots and ghat areas.
Nine vans currently operate around the clock in two shifts and visit 108 predetermined locations.
The expansion follows suggestions submitted online by citizens, particularly young people.
Each van carries five police personnel and equipment including 360-degree cameras, floodlights, binoculars, radios and first-aid kits.
Police say the vans will support rapid responses and could help monitor crowds during the upcoming Simhastha Kumbh Mela.
- Who
- Nashik City Police, under the guidance of Police Commissioner Sandeep Karnik.
- What
- The police are expanding the ‘One Mobile’ patrol-van initiative to additional public locations.
- Where
- Schools, colleges, coaching classes, crowded market lanes, residential areas at night and ghat areas in Nashik.
- When
- The initiative was launched on August 15; the expansion is now being implemented.
- Why
- To respond to citizen suggestions and support rapid responses, crowd monitoring and emergency policing.
Key facts
- Current vans
- Nine patrol vans are operating.
- Operating schedule
- The vans operate around the clock in two shifts.
- Existing route plan
- Each van stops at 108 predetermined locations for approximately two hours each day.
- Staffing
- Each van has one officer, three male police personnel and one female police personnel.
- Equipment
- Vans include 360-degree CCTV cameras, floodlights, 1 TB storage, binoculars, walkie-talkies, megaphones, stretchers, searchlights and first-aid kits.
- Public feedback
- Citizens can suggest locations through the Police Commissioner’s WhatsApp number, 9923323311, or through comments.
- Future use
- The vans may serve as mobile watchtowers during the upcoming Simhastha Kumbh Mela.
Quotes
Nashik Police
Nashik City Police encouraging citizens to submit patrol-location suggestions
“We are listening to you.”
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