Ten hyper-technological camera traps on the way to National. It is ready to mix in the corners of the territory and turn those who destroy it into indestructibles by dumping waste or anything else in the wrong way. In recent days, the municipality has given the green light to purchase valuable equipment to keep the uncivilized active, again …
Ten hyper-technological camera traps on the way to National. It is ready to mix in the corners of the territory and turn those who destroy it into indestructibles by dumping waste or anything else in the wrong way. In recent days, the municipality has shown the green flag for the purchase of uncultivated, expensive equipment for catching many more, usually removing any excuses or useless items, without disposing of them in the appropriate places and ways. The investment of about 6,500 euros is aimed at controlling the area, especially in the suburbs, where citizens but artisans and small businesses are creating illegal lands. In this context, the Environmental Operations Division of the local police is serious, “it has long been fitted with digital tools for a different function to the event of dumping waste in the area – explains the municipality – but the current equipment, due to prolonged use and failures, is now insufficient for effective and efficient performance of the operation” .
Therefore, it was decided to update and expand the camera traps offered by a specialized company based in Milan. The new “electronic eyes” feature sensors, night lights and up to 30 meters of daytime shooting, wide shooting angle and memory for storing photos and videos. Even remotely from the mobile phone, you can manage them through a special application. In the coming weeks, the local police command will do new mapping and decide where to place the tools, blatantly attacking those who do various environmental destruction.
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