
It was decided to increase security measures and tighten inspections around schools.
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced a new strategy that aims to increase the inspections and presence of law enforcement forces in order to ensure school security.
In his statement on his social media account, Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi stated that at the public order meeting they held today, they evaluated the current measures for school security and the work they will implement in the coming period.
Farmer said:
"Educating our children in peace and security is one of our main priorities. In this regard, we have given new instructions to our Police and Gendarmerie units to strengthen school security and increase inspections.
"HE WILL BE READY AT THEIR DUTY HALF AN HOUR AGO"
Our security measures must be taken before our children come to school. In schools where they are needed, our law enforcement units will be ready at their positions at least half an hour before our students.
We will increase our inspections during school entrance and exit hours and at lunchtime; We will ensure security with a holistic approach at every point, from school environments to transportation routes, from services to abandoned buildings, parks and social areas. We will act in coordination with the relevant units of our Police and Gendarmerie against all risks that may endanger our children, especially peer bullying, violent incidents and drug threats. Because the safety of even a single child cannot be neglected.
"Under the leadership of our esteemed President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, we will continue to work determinedly by strengthening our preventive measures for the peace of Turkey and the safety of our children."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Increasing the inspections of law enforcement forces in school environments.
Very likely · Within weeks

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