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Gurgaon: The city's safety concerns
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Everyone complains about security issues in Gurgaon. With an elaborate array of 22 state-of-the-art cameras, DLF-5 is an exception.
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DS Malik, head of the DLF-5 security system on the job. "Last year, we saved roughly 50 lives, including road accident victims, beggars, apart from helping out the residents of the area," he said.
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The security team does what the police does and better. It has sniffer dogs, a powerful wireless camera network that zooms into registration plates of vehicles; ambulances stand by in ever-ready mode.
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The fire tenders of DLF system are ultra-modern. These imported fire-fighting vehicles can rescue people at a height of over 125 metres.
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Vigilance is constant for the patrol team. So is a private police in the offing? No. But they do what they can to help police.
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Has there been a burglary in your neighbourhood recently?
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Is Gurgaon well lit at nights?
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