CCTV for schools, clinics, hospitals, mosques and shrines

Schools, colleges, clinics, hospitals, mosques and shrines have something in common: large numbers of people, several entrances, and an administration that is responsible for everyone inside. Cameras here help with safety, discipline and investigating incidents, and they need to run without constant attention.

Syed Faizan Shah's work at Baba Fareed Darbar in Pakpattan, one of the busiest sites in the region, shaped how we approach these projects: cover every entry point, plan for crowds, keep cable runs protected, and make sure recording is reliable day and night.

Privacy in sensitive areas

In schools, clinics and hospitals we keep cameras to entrances, corridors, reception and common areas. We never place cameras in washrooms, changing areas or examination rooms, and we advise administrations on putting up CCTV notices.

Crowded days

For mosques and shrines, Friday prayers, Eid and Urs days bring crowds many times larger than normal. We plan camera angles and recorder capacity for those peak days, not just ordinary ones.