Así será el C5, el “pentágono” en el corazón de Medellín
Cuando el Departamento de Defensa de Estados Unidos construyó en 1941 el Pentágono cerca de Washington DC, lo hizo para concentrar todos los departame...
TL;DR
- Medellín is building a new C5 security center in Barrio Triste, designed to centralize all key citizen security departments.
- The C5 is inspired by the US Pentagon and aims to modernize the city's security operations.
- The building will have nine levels, including three for parking, and will house entities like the Secretariat of Security and the Integrated Emergency and Security System (SIES-M).
- Technological advancements include AI for analyzing criminal movements, a vertiport for drone operations, and upgrades to the 123 emergency line with technologies like carbyne bridge and NENA 911.
- The project involves an investment of approximately $220 billion pesos for construction, potentially reaching $300 billion with new technological equipment.
- The completion of the C5 is expected by the second quarter of 2027.
- The plan also includes the acquisition of new cameras and the implementation of community security strategies like alarms and panic buttons.