Sindh Safe Cities Authority
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| Website | ssca |
The Sindh Safe Cities Authority (SSCA) is a government entity established under the Cities Ordinance 2020 to enhance public safety in major cities of Sindh province, Pakistn. Its primary function is to develop and maintain an integrated command, control, and communication system for the police, focusing on public safety through surveillance and response capabilities. [1][2]
Key aspects
- Establishment and Purpose: The SSCA was established to create a comprehensive system for monitoring and responding to security threats in urban areas.[1][2]
- Integrated System: The authority aims to integrate various technologies and communication systems to create a centralized platform for police operations.[1][2]
- Public Safety Focus: The SSCA's core mission is to enhance public safety through improved surveillance, rapid response, and efficient communication.[1][2]
- Karachi Safe City Project: The SSCA is spearheading the Karachi Safe City Project, which involves installing a large number of cameras and upgrading existing infrastructure for city-wide surveillance.[1][2]
- Phase 1 and 2: The Karachi project will be implemented in two phases, with the first phase involving the installation of 4000 cameras and the upgrade of 2000 existing ones, followed by the installation of 6000 more cameras in the second phase.[1][2]
- Technical Support: The SSCA is collaborating with various technical firms for the project, including Hikvision, Cisco, and others, to provide support for the camera infrastructure and related technologies.[1][2]
- Training: The SSCA will also provide training to its personnel and those from other relevant agencies on the operational and technical aspects of the system. [1][2]