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BAGHDAD, Feb.25 (AKnews)- Baghdad Provincial Council has allocated 20 million IQD (almost $17million) from 2012 budget to purchase and assign sophisticated surveillance cameras all over the province.
The 2012 budget of the country which stands at $100.5 billion was ratified Thursday evening.
The current cameras in Baghdad are not enough and they are not of the desired quality, said Baghdad Council member Mohammed al-Rabee. Besides, the current cameras record the movement for only a limited duration, not round the clock.
This has paved the way for "terrorists" to continuously attack Baghdad with car bombs and improvised explosive devices, he added.
By Afrah Shawqi
Edited by Morteda Yusuf
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The 2012 budget of the country which stands at $100.5 billion was ratified Thursday evening.
The current cameras in Baghdad are not enough and they are not of the desired quality, said Baghdad Council member Mohammed al-Rabee. Besides, the current cameras record the movement for only a limited duration, not round the clock.
This has paved the way for "terrorists" to continuously attack Baghdad with car bombs and improvised explosive devices, he added.
By Afrah Shawqi
Edited by Morteda Yusuf
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