Sanaa boosts judicial security with advanced protection system

SANAA, Dec. 24 (YPA) – The Sanaa-based Ministry of justice and Human Rights launched on Wednesday an advanced fire protection, early warning and data security system.

Deputy Minister of justice and Human Rights Judge Ibrahim al-Shami said the step could be as part of efforts to enhance the security and stability of the judicial system and protect sensitive information according to international standards.

During the opening, the minister said that the system would serve as a key line of defense for digital justice, reflecting the ministry’s commitment to modernizing the judiciary technically and in terms of security, protecting public funds, and strengthening institutional readiness.

The project, funded by the judicial support fund, relied on a smart system for monitoring, automated suppression and rapid response to emergencies, ensuring the protection of digital infrastructure and the continuity of judicial work without disruption.

The system is based on an integrated intelligent platform that monitors smoke and issues instant alerts to stakeholders, automatically extinguishes fires within seconds, and activates advanced security measures, including automatic locking of armored doors, to ensure effective fire suppression and protection of vital facilities.

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