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    A Project report on curfew e-pass management
    (NHC, 2025) Shivani M.,R2014692
    A curfew pass management application is a automatic system that delivers data processing at a very high speed in a systematic manner. In CPMS we use PHP and MYSQL database. This is the project which keeps records of the pass which is issued by the administrative. However, our curfew e-pass management project aims to go beyond imitation. The Curfew Management Project is a comprehensive initiative designed to enhance public safety and manage curfew regulations effectively within a designated area or region. Curfews are imposed in various situations, such as during emergencies, public events, or specific times when law enforcement authorities need to control public movement. This project aims to streamline curfew enforcement, ensure public compliance, and minimize disruption during these periods. The primary objective of the Curfew Management Project is to create a technologically advanced system for the efficient management of curfews, with a focus on public safety, communication, and enforcement.

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