380,971 Cameras on INDIAN TRAINS, BEAWARE! Indian Passengers #shorts

Episode Title: 380,971 Cameras on INDIAN TRAINS, BEAWARE! Indian Passengers #shorts
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Description: The Indian government has launched a large-scale effort to install CCTV cameras across all trains in the country. This initiative, led by the Ministry of Railways, is aimed at increasing passenger safety and improving monitoring of onboard activities. The project will cover around 74,000 passenger coaches and 15,000 locomotives in a phased rollout. Each passenger coach will be fitted with four dome-style cameras, placed at entry and exit points. These are meant to capture clear footage of shared spaces like corridors and doorways without invading the privacy of passengers in berths or restrooms. In locomotives, six high-resolution cameras will be installed to capture views from the front, rear, and sides of the engine. Additionally, the driver's cab will be equipped with cameras and microphones to monitor communication and control activities. The cameras are designed to function effectively at high speeds and in low-light conditions. They meet national quality standards to ensure clear, reliable footage. The project also includes plans to integrate artificial intelligence and video analytics systems in the future. These tools will help detect suspicious activity automatically and improve emergency response times. This surveillance upgrade is part of a broader modernization push by Indian Railways. It follows successful trials in several regions and aims to deter crime, increase accountability, and give passengers a greater sense of security during their journeys. By focusing only on shared spaces and avoiding private areas, the initiative also balances safety with individual privacy. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz!


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