Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah during his surprise visit directed integration for Emergency Response Vehicles (ERVs) with National Database, Excise Tax Department systems. This aims at real-time access to identification and vehicle registration data enabling swift emergencies response actions as follows:
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah during his surprise visit directed integration for Emergency Response Vehicles (ERVs) with the National Database, Excise Tax Department systems. This aims at real-time access to identification and vehicle registration data enabling swift emergencies response actions:
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, during his surprise visit directed integration for Emergency Response Vehicles (ERVs) with the National Database, Excise Tax Department systems. This aims at real-time access to identification and vehicle registration data enabling swift emergencies response actions:
He was accompanied by Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar during his visit for project progress briefing from DG Sindh Safe City Authority Asif Aijaz Shaikh. “Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah reiterated commitment to enhance Karachi’s security through advanced technology, emphasizing the need of seamless data integration for ERV effectiveness.”
The Chief Minister highlighted that integrating with NADRA and Excise & Taxation Department will enable swift action during emergencies. “Real-time access to vital information such as individual identities and vehicle registration details, enabling immediate targeted response,” he emphasized.
The ERVs are equipped with AI systems for facial recognition & license plate recognition capabilities discussed in briefing by DG Sindh Safe City Authority. “These features allow swift identification of suspects and vehicles involved.”
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah emphasized the timeline urgency for ERV deployment across Karachi with a phased rollout plan, first five immediately to be operational within next two months. “He underscored importance of meeting this timeline as crucial for boosting security capabilities.”
Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah expressed overall satisfaction and directed the Safe City Authority to expedite efforts completing entire Safe City Project by set deadline 2025, transform Karachi into a “safe & smart city” leveraging cutting-edge technology for public safety. Reiterated his administration’s dedication.
