Investment of 600 million pesos in G5 cameras to enhance business security.
- Collaboration between the government and private sector to strengthen security measures.
- Direct linking of business cameras to C5 for real-time monitoring.
Key Points
- Financial Investment: 600 million pesos allocated for expanding video surveillance infrastructure.
- Camera Expansion: Aim to increase the number of cameras from 83,414 to over 150,000 in the city.
- Frequency of Meetings: Regular tripartite meetings every three months between the government and business leaders.
- Recent Crime Reduction: Notable decrease in high-impact crimes and homicides in recent months.
Quotes:
“We need safe businesses ready to generate jobs and well-being.” – Manola Zabalza Aldama, Sedeco Secretary.
“The City of Mexico is seven times more monitored and secured compared to the State of Mexico. There’s a significant opportunity to deepen security results by raising camera numbers to 150k.” – Salvador Guerrero Chiprés, C5 Coordinator General.
Collaboration: The private sector is fully willing to cooperate with the city government to enhance safety measures, including future metropolitan security plans in coordination with the State of Mexico.
