Turkey improves security of Syria border with smart system
Turkish ministries of Interior and National Defense had built a 911-km (566-mile) concrete wall as part of a Border Physical Security Systems project, which has been running on solar energy. The Turkish engineers developed the systems of illustration, camera and censor, applied it for the first time in southeastern Şanlıurfa's Akçakale border.
- Türkiye
- Anadolu Agency
- Published Date: 12:00 | 05 January 2019
- Modified Date: 06:57 | 05 January 2019
Turkey has improved its border security with an additional application on some 40-kilometer (24-mile) part of "Turkish Wall" along its border with Syria.
Kemal Ak, a member of project team, told Anadolu Agency that Turkish ministries of Interior and National Defense had built a 911-km (566-mile) concrete wall as part of a Border Physical Security Systems project, and they wanted to contribute to this work.
Ak said that they developed Smart Border Security System together with a team of eight people, and added: "We've have been working on it since around a year."
Explaining the system, he said: "Apart from illustration, we have set up a system with solar energy. We developed the systems of illustration, camera and censor."