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Zarusye Park in Arkhangelsk is now being watched around the clock

In the hardware and software complex "Safe City" added cameras of another public area of Arkhangelsk

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Zarusye Park in Arkhangelsk is now being watched around the clock

In the hardware and software complex "Safe City" added cameras of another public area of Arkhangelsk. This was reported by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies of the Arkhangelsk region.

Under round-the-clock surveillance is now the territory of the park "Zarusye" in the Lomonosov district. Two cameras installed in the park are integrated into the complex. Their review allows you to keep in sight the entire recreation area and quickly notice cases of vandalism, timely respond to emergency situations and monitor order.

To date, about 1,200 video surveillance cameras have been connected to the Safe City in Pomorie in Arkhangelsk, Severodvinsk, Novodvinsk, Kotlas, Mezeni, Solovki and other municipalities. Cameras are placed on city roads, parking lots and parking lots, in shopping centers. All of them are listed on the map of the portal “Our Pomorie”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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