Contemporary Services Corporation (CSC), a leading crowd management and event security company, has been awarded a three-year contract to provide comprehensive security services for Grand Prix Plaza in Las Vegas. This agreement highlights CSC’s expertise in securing large, dynamic venues and events, ensuring a safe and secure environment for visitors attending the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX and other events at the plaza.
The Allahabad High Court has authorized live broadcasting of prayers at the Bankey Bihari temple in Vrindavan during Janmashtami, aiming to improve crowd management after a stampede-like situation last year. The court has also permitted the installation of CCTV cameras and entrusted the district administration with maintaining law and order.
London City Hall has refunded over 3,000 attendees of London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks due to disruptions caused by fake tickets. The sold-out event faced crowd management issues and long queues, preventing genuine ticketholders from accessing the display. Investigations revealed that 3,075 tickets worth £61,000 were refunded due to fake ticket holders. City Hall and the Metropolitan Police are working to combat the issue. The London Assembly Oversight Committee will scrutinize future pricing, planning, and budgeting for the event, following a motion by Deputy Leader Emma Best highlighting concerns over ticket price increases and fake ticket mismanagement. Despite the disruptions, the event featured over 12,000 fireworks and had a total cost of nearly £4 million, with £1.75 million generated from ticket revenue.
