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Ensure CCTV cameras are functional at all times: Delhi govt to medical colleges

By IANS | Updated: March 27, 2024 07:40 IST

New Delhi, March 27 The Delhi government has directed all its hospitals and medical colleges to ensure the ...

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New Delhi, March 27 The Delhi government has directed all its hospitals and medical colleges to ensure the CCTV cameras installed on their premises are functional at all times.

Issuing a circular on Tuesday, the Health Department called for necessary CCTV provisions to cover all relevant areas to ensure the safety and security of female students in all medical colleges.

Further, it has been instructed to ensure proper arrangement for the audio-video recording of viva of female students taken by male faculties at medical colleges within a week.

"Hospitals and Medical Colleges under GNCTD are hereby directed to ensure that all the CCTV cameras installed in the Hospitals/Medical Colleges are functioning all the time and video feeds are stored safely," the circular stated.

Recently, a female student claimed that she was sexually harassed by a professor during her viva examination at a Delhi medical college in January this year.

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