Military Police intensify security scheme for the 2nd shift in Amapá

According to the Deputy Director of Operations of the PM, Lieutenant Colonel Eliabe Marques, the operation began during the week with the anticipated deployment of military personnel to more distant locations. In addition to the personnel employed in the electoral action, another 309 police officers will reinforce the overt policing throughout the state during voting day.

The PM also advises voters to maintain peaceful behavior during the voting process and to avoid situations that could lead to conflicts.

The recommendation is that citizens attend voting locations in a democratic spirit, avoiding political discussions, crowds and any conduct that could constitute an electoral crime.

According to the corporation, the service provided by 190 will continue to operate normally throughout the day, guaranteeing support for other incidents registered in the state.