Enem 2026: Sergipe mobilizes 150 police officers and 57 vehicles for exam security scheme
Operation involves 150 police officers and 57 vehicles to protect 97,097 enrolled students
Quick Look
The Sergipe Military Police will act on the two Enem application Sundays (November 8 and 15) with 150 police officers and 57 vehicles, escorting Correios teams and carrying out overt policing in 299 application sites spread across 34 municipalities, for 97,097 registered students.
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Why It Matters
The Sergipe Public Security Secretariat announced that the Military Police will take part in protective actions on the two Sundays when the exam is administered, November 8th and 15th, days on which 97,097 students are registered in the state.
According to the SSP, the Military Police will integrate protection actions on the two Sundays when the exam is administered, November 8th and 15th, days on which 97,097 students are registered in the state.
For the operation, PMSE will employ 150 military police officers and 57 vehicles. The planning foresees the escort and monitoring of Correios teams in the distribution and collection of evidence, in addition to extensive policing around the 299 application sites, distributed across 34 municipalities in Sergipe.
The activities will begin at 5:30 am this Sunday (8), with the activation of the Situation Room at the General Command Barracks (QCG), in Aracaju. The Integrated Command and Control Center (CICC) will operate at the site, where representatives from state and federal agencies will meet to monitor actions in real time.
Open Questions
- Which 34 municipalities in Sergipe will have application sites?
- Which state and federal agencies will participate in the Integrated Command and Control Center?
- Were there any incidents recorded during the exam?
