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A working group led by the Department of Protection continues to work in Mirabad district to create a digital safe environment, increase the level of security of social facilities, trade, services and educational institutions, as well as the prevention of crimes and offenses in mahallas.
A working group led by the Department of Protection continues to work in Mirabad district to create a digital safe environment, increase the level of security of social facilities, trade, services and educational institutions, as well as the prevention of crimes and offenses in mahallas.
In particular, under the leadership of the head of the department, Colonel Q. A. Shodibekov, an analysis of crimes and offenses committed on the territory of the Temiryulchilar and Tolarik mahallas was carried out. Based on the results of the analysis, key areas of work have been identified: the installation of integrated video surveillance cameras in the regions with facial recognition and identification of state vehicle numbers, the installation of alarm buttons in the entrances of residential buildings, as well as the implementation of a set of measures to ensure public safety.
In addition, a productive dialogue was organized with probation officers, during which their concerns and suggestions were listened to. Citizens who expressed a desire to receive education in the field of foreign languages and artificial intelligence systems were sent to appropriate educational institutions for training in various fields.
At the same time, a comprehensive inspection of the student safety system was carried out in secondary schools № 175, 158 and 83, as well as in the Transport College and its dormitory. Special attention is paid to the study of evacuation plans in case of emergencies. As part of the audit, the actions of rapid response groups in cooperation with relevant services were tested when alarm signals were received.
The practical work on ensuring public safety at the "Magnit" shopping center and its adjacent territory was studied. The administrations provided clarifications on the mechanisms for monitoring visitors using digital technologies, which helps prevent theft and offenses.
The working group, headed by the head of the Department of Protection, continues practical work to stabilize the criminal situation in the area.