要点
- The implementation period for the agreement signed for the development of the Next Generation 112 system has been announced as 20 months.
- The system will be able to manage voice calls, messages, photos, videos, and automatic calls (eCall) made from vehicles.
- All emergency units such as the police, fire department, forestry department, and national guard will be united in a single system.
- The project was designed in compliance with European standards to ensure that people with disabilities can access emergency call services.
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An official agreement has been signed in Güney Kıbrıs between the civil defense organization and CYTA for the development of the Next Generation 112 (NG112) emergency system. This strategic investment aims to align the country's emergency communication infrastructure with European Union standards.
The system in question will be able to process not only voice calls but also real-time text messages, images, video, and location data. The infrastructure, which also supports automatic emergency calls (eCall) sent from vehicles, will bring all units such as the fire department, police, ambulance, and national guards together under a single centralized roof.
Minister of Interior Kostas İoannu stated that with the implementation of the system, a much more effective management will be achieved regarding public safety and the protection of human life. The project is also planned to guarantee equal access to emergency services for people with disabilities.
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- How exactly will the Next Generation 112 (NG112) system work?
- The system will be able to receive and share real-time text messages, photos, videos, location data, and automatic calls from vehicles, as well as traditional voice calls, with all emergency units.
- Which institutions and units will benefit from this system?
- All emergency units, including the fire department, Kıbrıs Polisi, Ambulance Services, Forestry Department, National Guards, Search and Rescue Coordination Center, and the Civil Defense organization, will jointly use this system.
- How long will it take to complete the new system?
- Within the scope of the contract, a 20-month completion period is envisaged for the development and implementation of the project.