Ciudad de México, MX launched the "My Safe City" program of physical and mobile app panic buttons

Ciudad de México, MX panic buttons infrastructure

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Ciudad de México launched the "My Safe City" program which included a system of alerts, services, and locations that provide immediate assistance to residents during emergencies. The city installed "Safe Path" panic buttons at strategic points throughout the security camera surveillance system, deployed the MyTaxi mobile app to disclose driver information to passengers, and created mobile apps to trigger emergency alerts for residents at their homes and businesses.

Communications Infrastructure Public Safety Mobile App Emergency Services

Ciudad de México, MX

City in México

Mexico

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Premio de oro por "Mi Ciudad Segura" - Gobierno CDMX

La Ciudad de México fue galardonada con el premio de oro a nivel internacional que otorga la Organización Mundial de Ciudades Sostenibles Inteligentes (WeGO), por el proyecto “Mi Ciudad Segura”.

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During the 5th General Assembly of the World Organization of Smart Sustainable Cities, Mexico City received the Gold Award in the "Safe City" category for the “My Safe City” program.

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