At Telangana chowk here on Wednesday, BC Welfare Minister Gangula Kamalakar laid the foundation stone for an Integrated Command Control Center. In accordance with the Karimnagar City Renovation Programme, the Centre will cost Rs 94.99 crore.
As part of the project, Kamalakar announced that 335 HD cameras, 85 automatic traffic control systems, 85 red light violation cameras, 174 automatic number plate recognition cameras, 85 vehicle detection cameras, 10 environmental sensors, and 150 Wi-Fi hotspots would be installed across the town.
Traffic signalling would depend on traffic flow. Vehicle detection and red light violation cameras will detect a vehicle’s number plate if it jumps the traffic signal and sends it to the RTA office.
A total of ten environmental sensors will be installed in the town for the first time in the country, he reported, adding that the sensors will continuously update the pollution and moisture levels of the town. According to him, free Wi-Fi facilities will be provided in 15 locations in the town at first.
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All vehicles carrying garbage will be geo-tagged as part of the solid waste management program. Near the Lower Manair Dam police outpost, the Minister inspected the ongoing development of a walking track.
Officials were instructed to plant saplings on either side of the track. A number of people attended, including Karimnagar Mayor Y Sunil Rao, the Collector RV Karnan, the Additional Collector Garima Agarwal, the MCK commissioner Seva Islawath, and others.
In addition, he said that the construction of the Manair Riverfront and cable bridge is in full swing. The Minister and Planning Board Vice Chairman B Vinod Kumar inspected the progress of the project. According to Kamalakar, the Lower Manair Reservoir is being beautified according to KCR’s ideas.
With a budget of Rs 410 crore, the project would become a great tourist destination like the Sabarmati Riverfront Ahmedabad in Gujarat. He said that LMD, Cable Bridge, theme parks, lighting, community hall construction, boating, and floating restaurants would be built.
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