CCTV, panic buttons for Melbourne hot spots

Melbourne has increased the number of CCTV cameras and emergency intercoms at the city's busiest night spots.

CCTV cameras mounted on top of a new Victoria Police van in Melbourne

Security footage in courtrooms as evidence is a common occurrence. (AAP) Source: AAP

Extra CCTV cameras and panic buttons are being rolled out near Melbourne's busiest night spots.

The panic buttons have been installed at three taxi ranks - King Street, Queen Street and Olympic Boulevard at Melbourne Park.

The new emergency intercoms and cameras bring the total number of panic buttons to five, with 68 cameras across the city.


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