
New measures for school security were discussed at the meeting held under the chairmanship of Minister Çiftçi.
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that it has moved school security from a routine public order issue to a priority issue.
According to the statement made by the Ministry, a "Meeting on Public Order" was held at the Security and Emergency Situations Coordination Center (GAMER) Meeting Hall under the chairmanship of Çiftçi. Deputy Ministers of Internal Affairs Ali Çelik and Kübra Güran Yiğitbaşı, General Commander of Gendarmerie General Ali Çardakcı, General Director of Police Ali Fidan and General Director of Provincial Administration Mehmet Emin Bilmez attended the meeting. At the meeting, current measures for school security and studies to be implemented in the future were discussed.
Speaking here, Minister Çiftçi emphasized that school security is among the priority issues on the agenda of the society and said, "One of the most important issues of today has now become school security. School security is no longer a routine public order topic for us. It has become one of the most important issues. The issue of school security needs to be followed more meticulously and more sensitively under the title of crimes committed against individuals." he said.
Farmer requested that security measures be strengthened at school entrance and exit hours, in abandoned buildings, services and areas where children are present.
Minister Çiftçi noted the following regarding the measures to be taken in schools where they are needed: "Now, let's assign security guards, temporary security guards through the gendarmerie, and guards through the police in schools where they are needed. In places where we need to take more precautions, they should be on duty half an hour before the children come to school, so that at least security can be ensured when the children come to school."
Farmer, who wanted to focus on the practices of public order, narcotics, juvenile branch, community-supported police and traffic teams around schools, said, "Let's definitely do more enforcement around schools during entry-exit hours and at lunchtime. We absolutely need to increase these measures and make them more visible in this way." made his assessment.
In his post on his social account, Çiftçi stated that they will act in coordination with the relevant units of the police and gendarmerie against all risks that may endanger children, especially peer bullying, violent incidents and drug threats.
Emphasizing that the safety of children will not be neglected, Çiftçi stated that they will continue to work by strengthening preventive measures under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Security and gendarmerie inspections around schools will be increased.
Very likely · Within weeks
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