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The city police and the Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services Department have stepped up safety and security measures across the state ahead of the festive rush, deploying a combined force of more than 26,000 personnel to ensure public safety and prevent accidents.

According to an official statement, nearly 18,000 police personnel — including officers from the law and order, crime, traffic, armed reserve, special police, and home guard wings — have been deployed across major commercial and residential areas. The heightened security arrangements will remain in force until October 22, covering the entire Deepavali celebration period.

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Chennai, the police have installed 16 temporary watchtowers to monitor crowd movements — eight in T Nagar, four in Kilpauk, and two each in Washermenpet and Flower Bazaar. In addition, four temporary control rooms have been set up at T Nagar, Purasawalkam, Washermenpet, and Flower Bazaar to coordinate real-time surveillance and crowd management.

To tackle petty crimes during the festive rush, plainclothes police personnel have been stationed in crowded markets and shopping zones to keep a watch on pickpockets and habitual offenders. The city police have also introduced drone surveillance and face-recognition systems in high-footfall areas to strengthen security monitoring.
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