More than 200 CCTV cameras have been put in at 7 seashores and “risk spots” at Koh Larn Island in Chon Buri to improve the protection of its residents and tourists.
The Deputy Secretary Permanent of Pattaya, Kiattisak Siwongchai, right now explained that the CCTV cameras, which shall be fully operational subsequent month, were installed to make sure the protection of its residents and to guard the property of locals and tourists on Koh Larn.
Kiattisak says the added bonus of getting high-quality CCTV, which may zoom and focus in from 800 metres, means it could assist police uncover proof inside 10 minutes of any crime occurring, so long as the crime happens within the view of the camera, with good lighting.
For example, ferries coming from the Bali Hai Pier could be seen from a CCTV camera located on the primary pier of Koh Larn, Na Baan Pier. Unusual can even choose up the registration plates of motorbikes on the island.
Aside from the security purposes, Kiattisak revealed the CCTV cameras shall be a fantastic assist accumulating travel statistics. He says the officers would be able to modify the angle on the cameras to allow them to count the number of travellers visiting Koh Larn.
Kiattisak says the installation is 95% full and shall be fully operational subsequent month..