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Government renews use of video surveillance in Leiria

Diário de Leiria14 September 2026 at 11:30

The Government renewed the use of the video surveillance system in Leiria. This is another renewal after successive previous authorizations, all for two-year periods.

In 2021, a government order authorized the expansion of Leiria's video surveillance system. With this authorization, the system came to be comprised of 61 surveillance cameras.

The video surveillance system in Leiria has been successively renewed over the years, maintaining its operability in the city. The expansion approved in 2021 significantly increased the number of cameras in operation.

Why this matters

The readers of Leiria are directly affected by the continuity of this security system, which monitors public spaces in the city. The expansion to 61 cameras represents a significant investment in municipal surveillance and reflects a trend of increased urban monitoring by the executive.

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