Specialized personnel will carry out continuous monitoring of the Surveillance Center and will be integrated into the Control Center of the capital city, where the centers of the provinces of Colón, Chiriquí and the district of La Chorrera are also linked.
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Municipal Surveillance Center is inaugurated in Arraiján with 105 cameras
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