Airport surveillance systems planned for Indian hub

Officials at Jayaprakash Narayan International Airport in the Indian city of Patna are planning to install professional CCTV systems in the terminal buildings.
According to the Times of India, a total of 42 cameras will watch over arrival and departure lounges, as well as car parks within the airport grounds.
Footage from the devices will be sent to a central control room for monitoring.
"Our prime concern is safety and security of air travellers," airport director Arvind Dubey told the newspaper.
The new CCTV systems will form part of a wider security strategy at the hub, with a kennel for sniffer dogs also being planned on the site.
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Categories: Airports Apr 2011