Police Chief Calls for AI-Powered CCTV to Enhance Kathmandu's Traffic Management
Summary
Nepal Police Chief Dan Bahadur Karki has called for wider use of AI-enabled CCTV and other technology to make Kathmandu’s traffic, parking, footpath, and emergency rescue systems more systematic. He also urged stronger coordination between Nepal Police, Kathmandu Metropolitan City, and local levels to improve urban management and disaster response.
Key Points
- Inspector General Dan Bahadur Karki said Kathmandu’s traffic management should become technology-friendly through AI-enabled CCTV and a scientific system.
- He said bus stops, bus parks, parking stations, footpaths, and emergency rescue systems should be better organized in coordination with Kathmandu Metropolitan City.
- Karki said Nepal Police is sending letters to all 753 local levels through relevant ministries to strengthen cooperation on police infrastructure and security needs.
- He stressed that collaboration is also needed for waste management, heritage conservation, environmental challenges, and disaster management in the capital.
