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Tunisia’s Ministry of the Interior plans to install smart cameras and radar systems in 2027 to monitor traffic violations, recruit 3,900 personnel for the police, National Guard and Civil Protection, and allocate 13 million dinars to purchase security vehicles. It will also continue work on establishing the Police Academy in Enfidha. The plans include strengthening efforts to combat cybercrime, money laundering and online gambling, and bolstering Civil Protection by purchasing firefighting aircraft and rescue helicopters. Its units recorded 2,416 emergency responses in July, and around 300 fires a day on July 21, 22 and 23. A further 12.6 million dinars has been allocated for housing for Interior Ministry personnel. Plans to upgrade the Security Forces Hospital in La Marsa to a university hospital have also been studied, while putting the projects into practice remains the biggest challenge.
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