Pakistan, April 3 -- Punjab has become the first province in the country to launch 24/7 satellite-based thermal imaging surveillance. The initiative was launched under the guidance of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif. It aims to monitor and protect forests in Murree and Rawalpindi. The advanced system allows authorities to patrol these areas at night. It helps detect forest fires, illegal logging, and other criminal activities in real time.

The thermal imaging system uses temperature-sensitive cameras to capture images. This technology helps spot unusual activities quickly. Live satellite feeds and images provide continuous monitoring. This will greatly improve forest surveillance, ensuring quicker responses to threats and illegal acts...