MXThe City of Mexico's Center for Command, Control, Computing, Communications, and Citizen Contact (C5) has deployed over 53,000 surveillance cameras to monitor school areas as students return to classes. This includes 29,293 cameras around public schools and 24,495 at private educational institutions. The system uses advanced technology such as STV cameras, 9 and 20-meter range cameras, and state-of-the-art totems with 360-degree vision and emergency buttons. According to Salvador Guerrero Chiprés, the C5 coordinator, the monitoring infrastructure covers more than 99% of public schools and 96% of private schools. The C5 also operates the 911 emergency line continuously to address any incidents.
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