Municipalities in Argentina and Mexico expand surveillance and security resources

In Rada Tilly, Argentina, the local government has expanded its video surveillance system by adding 12 new cameras and two automatic license plate readers at the truck access point. This brings the city's total to 54 security cameras, including domes and fixed units, distributed across strategic sectors. The expansion aims to improve prevention and response efficiency through technological updates.

In Culiacán, Mexico, the municipal government reported the installation of 800 video surveillance cameras across 200 strategic points in the south, center, and north sectors of the city. This project, coordinated with the Secretariat of National Defense, represents an investment of 6.54 million pesos. Additionally, the state government provided 11 new patrols and radio communication equipment to the Municipal Public Security and Transit Secretariat to reinforce prevention and citizen proximity efforts.