Thiruvanathapuram: Kerala's famous Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple here has been put under a state-of-the art integrated security surveillance system to prevent any type of attack including a terrorist one, police on Monday said.
The high-tech command and Control Centre to coordinate and monitor the various security measures set up at the shrine as part of the second phase of the comprehensive security scheme, being implemented in stages, would be inaugurated on February 11, police said in a statement here.
A total of 59 CCTV cameras, including 21 Pan Tilt Zoom,three IR Sky watch and Infra Red Cameras have been installed at different locations as part of the security arrangements, it said.
Bullet Resistant Central Booths, which can successfully prevent any type of terrorist attack, has been put in place one each at East Gate and South Gate of the temple, the statement said.
Chief Minister Oommen Chandy would open the second phase of the security system, it said.
A range of articles including gold ornaments, idols engraved with precious stones, jewels, heaps of solid gold coins, silver and gold plates and lamps were discovered from the cellars of the temple managed earlier by the erstwhile Travancore Royal Family.
