Using surveillance cameras, Moscow police count more than 200 people at risk of carrying coronavirus who have violated home-quarantine

Source: Meduza

More than 200 people in Russia’s capital who are at risk of having contracted coronavirus and now quarantined at home have reportedly disobeyed the terms of their self-quarantine. Moscow Chief of Police Oleg Baranov says the authorities have used street surveillance cameras in the so-called “Safe City” system to track violators.

Moscow officials operate 178 outdoor surveillance cameras. In 2020, the city plans to install another 9,000 cameras.

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Using surveillance cameras, Moscow police count more than 200 people at risk of carrying coronavirus who have violated home-quarantine

Russia’s COVID-19 response

Moscow’s COVID visionariesRussia’s coronavirus PSA efforts will be led by two former Kremlin Internet czars, including one known for making Putin an erotic calendar

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“Safe City”

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Using surveillance cameras, Moscow police count more than 200 people at risk of carrying coronavirus who have violated home-quarantine

Russia’s COVID-19 response

Moscow’s COVID visionariesRussia’s coronavirus PSA efforts will be led by two former Kremlin Internet czars, including one known for making Putin an erotic calendar

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“Safe City”

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