Punjab Introduces Biometric Machines to Identify Unclaimed Bodies
Most outlets highlighted the introduction of advanced biometric machines by the Punjab Safe Cities Authority to aid in identifying unclaimed bodies. ProPakistani emphasized the purchase of 100 machines for the Meri Pehchan Center, while ARY News (English) focused on the enhancement of body identification through the technology without specifying the number of machines. Both framed the development as a technological advancement in the identification process.
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PSCA procures 100 biometric machines
LAHORE: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has procured 100 specialised biometric machines from abroad to speed up the identification of unclaimed bodies and missing persons through its ‘Meri Pehchan Centre’.
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Biometric technology to help identify unclaimed bodies
Explore how the Punjab Safe Cities Authority is enhancing bodies identification with advanced biometric technology...
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Punjab Gets Advanced Biometric Machines to Identify Unclaimed Bodies
The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has purchased 100 advanced biometric machines for its Meri Pehchan Center to help identify… Read More
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