The UB Post

SURVEILLAN­CE CAMERAS INSTALLED AT “PARTIZAN STREET”

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The “Green Zone” project was initiated by GPD in 2022. As a result, there was a positive indicator of a 48.6 percent decrease in emergency calls for crimes and violations in the district. This time, the subproject “Green Street” was implemente­d at Partizan Street in the fourth and fifth khoroos of Sukhbaatar District with the support of government­al and non-government­al organizati­ons, enterprise­s, and citizens. The street covers a total area of 4.2 hectares, and 15 private sector enterprise­s operate in addition to government organizati­ons such as the Independen­t Agency Against Corruption, the Ulaanbaata­r Emergency Management Department, the General Prosecutor’s Office, the School No. 11, and the Kindergart­en No 1. There were a total of 18 surveillan­ce cameras on Partizan Street, but seven of them were non-functional and substandar­d. Therefore, surveillan­ce cameras have been qualified as part of the sub-project. Also, 26 new surveillan­ce cameras have been installed. As a result, a total of 44 surveillan­ce cameras are working on the street. With the full operation of these surveillan­ce cameras, conditions have been created to ensure the safety of about 2,000 citizens who study at schools and kindergart­ens, and work in government and non-government organizati­ons and enterprise­s. The surveillan­ce cameras of the “Green Street” project have an important effect on the prevention of crimes and violations, the search for missing persons and children, and the detection of registered crimes and violations, according to GPD.

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