Mahdi Chamran, the head of the Tehran City Council, announced changes in the rates of school bus services on the sidelines of the four hundred and fortieth meeting of the City Council. He stated that these changes are necessary due to problems arising in providing these services, and efforts will be made to approve the necessary amendments in today's council meeting.
Challenges in Securing Vehicles for School Services
Chamran further added that each company was required to introduce 20 vehicles for school services, and this action was to be completed by September 6. However, if approved by the council, this deadline will be extended to November. He also pointed out the challenges faced by companies in securing this number of vehicles and noted that only four companies have the capability to provide these vehicles. Therefore, it may be suggested that the number of required vehicles be reduced.
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Denial of Council Dissolution Rumors
The head of the Tehran City Council also referred to rumors regarding the dissolution of the council and said: "Whispers have been raised about this, but the Tehran City Council will not be dissolved." He emphasized that he has discussed this matter with the Minister of Interior, who has denied these claims. Chamran firmly stated that the council will continue its work and no illegal decisions will be made by the council.
In response to questions regarding the legality of the council's continued activities, he stated: "Those who comment on this matter should first study the laws. No one can take illegal action."
New Guidelines for Electronic Service Offices
Chamran also announced the drafting and issuance of new guidelines for the city's electronic service offices and emphasized the necessity of implementing these guidelines. He stated that some matters will be pursued in the offices and others in the municipality, and the offices must assist the municipality. According to him, these actions are aimed at improving services to citizens and better managing urban affairs.
Status of Surveillance and Security Cameras
Chamran further referred to the status of surveillance cameras in the capital and said: "Regarding the attack on the residence based on the hacking of the cameras, I have not heard anything. The cameras have been imported from other countries, and they may have access to their information, but they cannot do so in obvious cases." He emphasized that efforts are being made to ensure that new cameras are domestically produced and that close monitoring of imported cameras is conducted.
He concluded by mentioning the shortage of license plate recognition cameras, stating that the traffic police have announced that the number of these cameras needs to be increased to ensure better monitoring of traffic conditions and urban security.
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