President Zardari approves ordinance to protect Islamabad's Safe City surveillance infrastructure
The ordinance aims to shield surveillance cameras and systems from damage and ensure compensation when they are harmed.
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Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari has approved an ordinance aimed at protecting the surveillance cameras and infrastructure of Islamabad Capital Territory's Safe City project, acting on the advice of Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The ordinance is intended to safeguard Safe City cameras and surveillance systems from damage and to provide for compensation in cases where the infrastructure is harmed, the report said.
The Safe City initiative in Islamabad relies on a network of surveillance cameras used for monitoring and security purposes across the capital territory, and the new ordinance formalizes legal protections around that infrastructure.
Sources
- President Zardari approves Ordinance for protection of Islamabad Safe City surveillance infrastructure — APP (Pakistan)
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