FILE PHOTO: A police surveillance camera is seen in Singapore November 16, 2018. Singapore aims to have more than 200,000 police cameras by at least 2030, over double the current number of cameras deployed across the island state. REUTERS/Thomas White/File Photo
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore aims to have more than 200,000 police cameras by at least 2030, Minister for Home Affairs K Shanmugam said on Tuesday, over double the current number of cameras deployed across the island state.
With a land area of little over 700 square kilometres (270 square miles), Singapore has strict laws and its surveillance tools include more than 90,000 police cameras already installed across the city.
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