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Vodafone Enhance Police Communication

Vodafone Ghana, one of the leading telecommunication service providers in the country, in conjunction with RayCom Technologies, has refurbished the Police Communication Unit at a cost of GH¢60,000 to boost information flow at the centre.

The refurbishment exercise

As part of the refurbishment exercise, a PABX system was fixed at the Police Information Room, among other things.

Previously, the PIR had only ordinary desk phone which received a call at a time with no caller ID or call waiting features thereby thwarting the efforts of officers to either identify callers or return their calls.

The Corporate Communications Director

The Corporate Communications Director, Michael Mbroh recalled how they jointly arrested SIM box fraudsters, with the latest being the prevention of the loss of GHC 7.2 million.

Mr Mbroh hoped that the facility would boost the capacity of the police to discharge their duties, stressing that communication was key in the fight against crime.     

The Director General of Police Administration

The Director General of Police Administration, Commissioner of Police Rose Bio Atinga, observed that communication was the live-wire of every institution, noting that the PIR, among other things, serves as information hub of the Ghana Police Service. It is the nerve of the receptacle of pieces of information needed to combat crime.

She called on other telecommunication giants to come on board to assist police in other areas deemed necessary to augment its operational capabilities to offer efficient and effective policing in the country.

The help of the British High Commission

COP Atinga noted that through the help of the British High Commission, the police was provided with the MTN and Vodafone short code 18555 to improve its communication.

More information: Modernghana