Dindigul: Dindigul District Police have installed free sanitation napkin dispensers at all places of the police station in this district and also opened Crèche for children with both parents who work in uniformed services.
These welfare steps with private company participation have been carried out to reduce police personnel stress and help them focus on serving people better.
One third of nearly 2,200 police personnel in the district are women.
Napkin dispensers have been installed in 27 places, which include 41 police stations in the district and district police station.
Police said that several campuses such as the North City Police Station and Puni who accommodated more than one police station – such as law and order, all female police stations and traffic.
Each dispenser is loaded with several dozen bearings and backed up stock 100 bearings to refill.
Each machine is also provided with 30 one free rupee coins available because it is necessary to operate the machine.
Police Supervisors (SP) for Dindigul G Ravali Priya also inaugurated Crèche with various facilities at armed reserves to benefit the children of police personnel where both parents were employed.
“It can accommodate 30 children.
It has five CCTV cameras that can be monitored by parents directly from their cellphones.
Using the application, they can enter with a special user ID and password,” he told Toi.
SP said that Live View recordings will help police personnel see their children during their spare time and that it will be very beneficial for those represented for security arrangements in other districts and during the trip.
“It will free them from stress and focus on their duties,” he added.
Crèche opened from 8am to 6pm and was manned by two female police personnel with a light task.