The minister was responding to a question from Jatiya Party MP Fakhrul Imam in Parliament on Monday. He said that this will make it possible to provide emergency assistance more quickly and specifically. The National Emergency Service-999 can be provided more precisely through GIS software. In a written reply, the minister said a map of the country would be brought under GIS software under the supervision of Bangladesh Police.
The Home Minister said plans have been taken to bring maps across the country under modern geographic information management software. This will make it possible to determine the location of the service provider quickly and accurately. Through this management, Emergency Services 999 will be able to provide precise services. The system will have a special feature of crime map, through which the entire policing system will come to a state-of-the-art technical management to quickly eliminate crime, including pre-preparation according to the crime trend and type in any area. Data analysis service will be available from National Emergency Service 999 through Geographic Information Management Technology. Once all the service providers are covered by the geographic information management technology, it will be possible to provide quick service by identifying the location of the endangered person along with the location of the response team.
Asaduzzaman Khan said that IoT (Internet of Things) technology will automatically inform the National Emergency Service 999 without any human presence in case of any emergency or accident. Through this technology, government, private establishments, vehicles, industries and factories, banks will come under emergency services. More capacity will be provided to provide emergency services anywhere in a short period of time.
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