Businessman Donates 40 CCTV Cameras to Huai Yai Police
A businessman donated 40 surveillance cameras and related equipment to Huai Yai Police Station in Chon Buri, aiming to improve crime prevention in areas with previous incidents and security blind spots.
Business leader Kan Jompluang visited Huai Yai Police Station in Chon Buri province on August 6 to donate advanced surveillance equipment intended to bolster crime prevention and policing operations in the area. The donation includes 40 closed-circuit cameras, 20 zoom lenses, 2 server units, and 2 hard drives for data storage. Police Commander Pol. Maj. Wrawut Nitywun accepted the equipment and expressed gratitude for the support, which will enhance the department's monitoring capabilities in the district.
The donation was prompted by public concern over a shocking crime that occurred in Huai Yai. Kan Jompluang stated his intention to deploy the surveillance system in high-risk zones, blind spots, and areas where crimes have previously occurred or where contraband and bodies might be concealed. He also led Thai families of three deceased Thai victims in a joint merit-making ceremony with families of Russian victims to pay respects and offer condolences to those affected by the incident.
The equipment comprises both outdoor-rated cameras designed to withstand sun and rain, and indoor cameras, along with server systems and data storage to allow officers to systematically manage footage and evidence.
