Securatec Lanka Pvt Ltd, a leading provider of security and communication solutions, has been awarded Hytera’s Best Partner Award at the Hytera End User Summit 2025, held at Shangri-La Colombo. This recognition highlights Securatec’s outstanding contribution to mission-critical communications and its partnership with Hytera, a global leader in professional communication technology.

Sri Lanka Police has introduced advanced speed guns to improve road safety and reduce accidents. The devices, manufactured in the United States, can detect vehicles from a distance of 1.2 kilometers, even at night.The recorded video footage can serve as evidence in court, allowing authorities to present clear proof of traffic violations.Senior DIG Manoj Ranagala, Director of Traffic Control and Road Safety, shared statistics on road accidents…

In a bid to reduce accidents caused by high-speed driving, the Sri Lanka Police have distributed several US-made speed gun devices worth Rs. 91 million to traffic officers.These devices will help detect drivers exceeding speed limits. In the first phase, the Acting Inspector General of Police handed over 30 speed guns to officers in Negombo, Kelaniya, Gampaha and the Director of the Western Provincial Traffic (South) Division

Colombo, July 05 (Daily Mirror) – The Police Kennels Division has acquired a pack of 35 sniffer dogs at a cost of Rs.58 million from the Netherlands. The pack of sniffer dogs had been airlifted to the Bandaranaike International Airport in the early hours of last morning.The dogs had been purchased from the private livestock farm “K- 10Working Dog” in the Netherlands, and they were of Belgian Malinois, German shepherd and English Spaniel, breeds. 14 of them were males and 21 females…

Hytera, together with its Sri Lankan partner Securatec, successfully won a 10-year contract to upgrade the field communication systems of the Sri Lanka Police. The contract was awarded subsequent to a hotly contested tender procurement procedure, where the Company emerged as the No.1 choice. Securatec has already supplied the Sri Lanka Police with 150 of Hytera’s cutting-edge MD788 mobile radio sets and antennas, which offer versatile digital functions that allow the exchange of information in any situation, improving operations and incident response times, while also having provided all necessary training for the effective use of these devices. Ergonomically designed, the new radios are built to last and are easy to operate both at a desk and in the field…

Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Sri Lanka has installed the latest X-ray machines to upgrade its baggage screening facilities.Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Limited (AASL) procured the X-Ray machines worth $331,220, as a direct investment.The introduction of the X-Rray machines is expected to ensure passenger convenience by increasing the baggage screening throughput and reducing passenger wait times…

Supporting Defence Ministry’s initiative to fight COVID-19, Hytera Communications Corporation Ltd handed over  20,000 top quality face masks to the Defence Secretary Maj. Gen. (Retd) Kamal Gunaratne at a function held at the Ministry, today (21).Defence Secretary received the donation worth of 2 million from the Company’s Country Manager Kevin Sun and the Director Chatura Wijesundara.   According to the Director Chatura Wijesundara, these face masks are specially designed to contain pandemic situations globally.  Hytera Communications Corporation Ltd, which is reputed in wireless communication devices globally, made this donation through its Local Agent, Securatec Lanka Private LTD operating in the island…