Coimbatore District Police get Master Command and Control Centre
The Coimbatore District Police have inaugurated a new Master Command and Control Centre (MCCC) to enhance policing and emergency response. This facility integrates various surveillance and communication systems, allowing for real-time monitoring across the district. The MCCC is staffed 24/7 by trained personnel and is designed to coordinate responses to emergencies and public safety issues.
- ▪The MCCC is located on the fourth floor of the District Police Office building and spans 3,000 sq.ft.
- ▪It integrates multiple systems for policing, surveillance, communication, and emergency response.
- ▪The facility includes a central LED video wall and monitors live feeds from over 1,500 surveillance cameras across the district.
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The Coimbatore District (Rural) Police have got a shot in the arm with the new Master Command and Control Centre (MCCC) that was inaugurated on Thursday. Located on the fourth floor of the District Police Office building, the 3,000 sq.ft- MCCC integrates multiple policing, surveillance, communication, emergency response and monitoring systems under a single operational platform. Equipped with a central LED video wall measuring 26x8 feet and two additional LED video walls measuring 10x8 feet each for real-time monitoring and coordinated policing operations, the facility is designed to function as the central nerve centre of district police.The district police stated that live feeds from surveillance cameras across the district, including 28 automatic number plate recognition (ANPR)…
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