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8 - 10 Camera's van kabeltelevisie per Ierse Bus
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Door Mick Meaney
Alternatief Nieuws RINF
De bus Eireann is van plan om 8 tot 10 camera's van kabeltelevisie te installeren per bus in een nationaal plan „om vandalisme“ te verminderen.
De digitale camera's van kabeltelevisie zullen Ierse belastingbetalers 7.000 €per bus met algemene kosten van 1.13m €- kosten en op 150 bussen in Cork, Galway, Limerick en mijn oude geboortestad van Waterford geļnstalleerdn.
Erica Roseingarve, bedrijfspokesperson, zei zij geloofde de camera's „zouden betalen voor zich“ door een vermindering van valse verwondingseisen.
The cameras will monitor 48 million customers and 1,300 drivers annually, but no indication has been given for how long the data can be stored, who has access to it and how it will be handled.
Also, Translink, a Belfast company, has ordered 285 new buses to be fitted with CCTV cameras, costing £40m.
Translink’s Acting Chief Executive Philip O’Neill said: “We are indebted to the Government for having the foresight to allocate further investment into public transport.”
Just how indebted remains to be seen as the increase of possibilities for tracking a persons’ every move becomes truly terrifying.
Are 8 to 10 CCTV cameras per bus a sign that Big Brother is going mad?
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