Tatarstan is the first Russian region to pass state acceptance testing of System-112
3 December 2013, Tuesday
First in Russia state acceptance testing of System-112 has finished in Tatarstan. The acceptance commission was satisfied with the results and announced them positive. From now Tatarstan experience will be used in other Russian regions.
To the point, the unified state information system “GLONASS+112” has been functioning in the republic since July of 2009. The Centre of information technologies of the Republic of Tatarstan is the technical operator of the system.
The emergency call system based on one-stop principle is expected to reduce the response time, improve interaction between emergency services, and help to control terms of calls processing.
Minister of Information and Communication Roman Shaikhutdinov informed that for five years 160 mln rubles were allocated from regional budget for the system development. Moreover, in November Tatarstan and Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations signed the agreement on granting federal subsidies for the sum of 138 mln rubles to build the call centre in Naberezhnye Chelny. Currently, all calls are processed at Call Centre.
100 per cent of cars of the Ministry of Health, 62 per cent of cars of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and 76 per cent of cars of the Ministry of the Interior are provided with navigation equipment. The monitoring of school buses is also carried out in the republic. As a result, the number of road accidents with school buses has reduced by 95 per cent.
The monitoring system also enables controlling location of patrol services interactively.
Development of telecommunication system “System 112” is supervised by Russian Ministry of Communication and Mass Media.
On May 26, speaking at a briefing in the Cabinet of Ministers of the republic held in a videoconference mode with participation of all municipal regions of Tatarstan and focused on events scheduled for June 1, International Children’s Day, as well as the implementation of the “Summer in Tatarstan” programme, Deputy Prime Minister of the republic Leyla Fazleeva appealed that parents should closely supervise their children during recreational activities near water in order to prevent accidents.
On 18 May ay the CIPR conference in Nizhniy Nogorod the Tatarstan Deputy Prime Minister Roman Shaykhutdinov, the Rector of the Innopolis University Aleksandr Gasnikpov and the Vice-rector of the University Yevgeny Bobrov will take part at round tables session of the conference.
Experts will discuss the role of Tatarstan and Innopolis as one of the key technological centers of the country and how regional innovative platforms help to solve tasks of the whole Russian industry. A special emphasis will be placed on the digital transformation of the oil and gas sector and how large clusters and scientific and technological centers are becoming drivers of industry change.
On 16 May, speaking at a meeting in the Government House of the republic held by the regional Prime Minister Aleksey Pesoshin with participation of the Rais (Head) of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov and all municipalities taking part in it via videoconference, the Minister of Agriculture and Food of the republic Marat Zyabbarov reported that the sowing of spring crops is in full swing in the republic with 1m 38 thousand hectares or 61 per cent of the planned have been sown.
On May 14, on the sidelines of the XVII International Economic Forum “Russia-the Islamic World: KazanForum”, Tatarstan Prime Minister Aleksey Pesoshin and Head of the Federal Service for Accreditation Dmitry Volvach signed an agreement on interaction and cooperation in the development of the halal industry.