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We continue to move forward in the implementation of what will be the 911 Emergency Center The National Telecommunications Program (Pronatel), an entity of the Ministry of Transport and Communications, signed a contract with the Motorola Consortium (Motorola Solutions INC. - Motorola Solutions Peru S.A.), thus beginning the process of design, supply and implementation of the Emergency Management and Attention System (SAGE).
In this way, when the 911 Emergency Center comes into operation, there will be a state-of-the-art platform that will allow the integration of surveillance cameras, radio communications and the recording of information in text, audio and video, among others, from first response entities and Line 100.
Today, we have reached an important milestone for more than 10 million citizens, from 43 district municipalities of Metropolitan Lima and seven (07) of El Callao. The SAGE will allow, through the single number 911, to provide efficient and rapid attention in the event of an emergency situation, said the executive director of Pronatel, Lennin Quiso Cordova.
He added that this platform will allow the use of geolocation of emergency calls in real time, have a mobile application to report emergencies and reduce the time of emergency response.
The 911 Emergency Center plans to answer more than 800 thousand emergency calls a year, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, and will unify the emergency response lines of the National Police of Peru (105), the General Fire Department of Peru (116), the Mobile Emergency Response System SAMU (106) and Line 100 of the National Aurora Program.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through Pronatel, is promoting the execution of the new 911 Emergency Center, with an approximate investment cost of more than S/206 million.
It is worth mentioning that the contract was signed by the executive director of Pronatel, Lennin Quiso Cordova, and Henry Bateson, legal representative of the Motorola Consortium.
