Punjab body to help Dubai digitalise its police stations:
LAHORE: The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) will assist the Dubai police in digitalising their police stations and developing different systems, including cyber security system.
A formal request in this regard was made by chief of Dubai
police Abdullah Khalifa at a meeting with PITB chairman Dr Umar Saif in
Dubai on Sunday.
“The board will integrate all
surveillance systems with police stations in Dubai. Besides, it will
ensure cyber security of financial institutions and other departments,
which will be part of a wider security network,” Dr Saif told Dawn from
Dubai by phone.
He said that the PITB would develop a
crowd monitoring system in connection with Dubai 2020 Expo. It will also
digitalise traffic system in Dubai,” Dr Saif said, adding the board
would develop all these systems in two years.
He said the PITB had an experience of digitalising 712 police stations
in the 36 districts of Punjab. He said that the PITB was also assisting
Nigeria to computerise their Haj operation.
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