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Centre Issues Draft Rules For Mandatory Alarm System For Rear Seat Belt
The road transport ministry has issued draft rules to make it mandatory for car markers to install an alarm system for rear seat belts just like ones for seats in front.
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Coronavirus India: Northern Railway Installs Alarm In COVID-19 Isolation Coaches For Emergency Alert
The Northern Railway has installed an alarm system in its isolation coaches at Shakur Basti to alert doctors of any emergency situation involving a patient, officials said today.
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Multi-Level Fire Alarm System To Be Installed In Rajdhani, Tejas Express
The railways will install an advanced, multi-level fire detection and response system in premier trains like Rajdhani Expresses and the upcoming Tejas Express.
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Soon All Cars To Come With Overspeeding Alert System, Airbags
Government will soon make it mandatory to put an overspeeding warning system with beeps or continuous alarms and airbags in all cars, while cameras would be also installed on roads to check errant drivers.
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Odisha Government to Install CCTV, GPS in All Buses
Alarmed at the spurt in crimes against women, the Odisha government has decided to equip the state buses with CCTV cameras and Global Positioning System.
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Bangalore ATM attack: 45-day deadline to banks to install CCTV cameras
Police today set a 45-day deadline to banks to install CCTV camera and alarm systems at ATMs in Bangalore.
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Panic button in DTC buses soon
The Delhi government on Tuesday decided to install an emergency alarm system in the low floor buses of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC).
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Fire alarm system yet to be installed in trains
The fire in Tamil Nadu Express on Monday was the fourth such incident since last year but there are no effective measures including installation of fire and smoke detection alarms in trains.
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Wanted: Censor for Pakistan's Internet
Pakistan is advertising for companies to install an Internet filtering system that could block up to 50 million Web addresses, alarming free speech activists who fear current censorship could become much more widespread.
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Centre Issues Draft Rules For Mandatory Alarm System For Rear Seat Belt
The road transport ministry has issued draft rules to make it mandatory for car markers to install an alarm system for rear seat belts just like ones for seats in front.
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Coronavirus India: Northern Railway Installs Alarm In COVID-19 Isolation Coaches For Emergency Alert
The Northern Railway has installed an alarm system in its isolation coaches at Shakur Basti to alert doctors of any emergency situation involving a patient, officials said today.
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Multi-Level Fire Alarm System To Be Installed In Rajdhani, Tejas Express
The railways will install an advanced, multi-level fire detection and response system in premier trains like Rajdhani Expresses and the upcoming Tejas Express.
-
Soon All Cars To Come With Overspeeding Alert System, Airbags
Government will soon make it mandatory to put an overspeeding warning system with beeps or continuous alarms and airbags in all cars, while cameras would be also installed on roads to check errant drivers.
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Odisha Government to Install CCTV, GPS in All Buses
Alarmed at the spurt in crimes against women, the Odisha government has decided to equip the state buses with CCTV cameras and Global Positioning System.
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Bangalore ATM attack: 45-day deadline to banks to install CCTV cameras
Police today set a 45-day deadline to banks to install CCTV camera and alarm systems at ATMs in Bangalore.
-
Panic button in DTC buses soon
The Delhi government on Tuesday decided to install an emergency alarm system in the low floor buses of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC).
-
Fire alarm system yet to be installed in trains
The fire in Tamil Nadu Express on Monday was the fourth such incident since last year but there are no effective measures including installation of fire and smoke detection alarms in trains.
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Wanted: Censor for Pakistan's Internet
Pakistan is advertising for companies to install an Internet filtering system that could block up to 50 million Web addresses, alarming free speech activists who fear current censorship could become much more widespread.
