90% of Beijing's arable land achieves full video coverage

Recently, the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal Committee and the Deputy Mayor visited the Municipal Land and Resources Bureau to inspect the illegal use of land and the protection of basic farmland. At present, 90% of the cultivated land and 96.25% of the basic farmland in the city have achieved full video coverage.

When inspecting the video command hall on the second floor of the Municipal Bureau of Land and Resources, the relevant person in charge of the State Land and Resources Bureau immediately monitored a suspected illegal construction activity in Taishizhuang Village, Taishitun Town, Miyun District in real time through a video surveillance camera. The command center contacted the Miyun Land of the jurisdiction. Sub-bureaus of the five countries, through the video sent to the construction site disposal instructions. About five minutes later, the five National Land Service staff arrived at the scene.

At present, the city has built a total of 406 sites for video surveillance of land law enforcement and 24 video sites for video surveillance of mineral law enforcement. After the completion of the system, preliminary assessments can achieve real-time monitoring of 90% of cultivated land and 96.25% of basic farmland in the city. The illegal joint discovery, reporting and disposal of two-level land minerals in the urban area has created the first-ever high-frequency comprehensive supervision technology system and service model for the integration of “continuous time and seamless space” and the sky.

** said that the completion of the system basically achieved full coverage of the city's basic farmland monitoring. It could realize early detection of illegal land use and immediate disposal of illegal land use, saved administrative costs, reduced the possibility of on-site law enforcement personnel subjective discretion, and increased the Law enforcement effectiveness. Relevant departments of this Municipality must also increase the intensity of resource sharing among departments so that every inch of land in this Municipality can be monitored without omissions, and large-scale land violations on basic farmland and cultivated land can be eliminated.