Mingob gives details of what the National Security Plan will be

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Mingob gives details of what the National Security Plan will be

Authorities of the Ministry of the Interior (Mingob) and the National Civil Police (PNC) detailed the Security Plan for Easter week

Authorities of the Ministry of the Interior and the National Civil Police (PNC) offered a press conference this Wednesday, April 2, in which they gave details of the plan they intend to implement during Holy Week.

They indicated that they will prioritize the areas of greatest influx, such as tourist sites and procession tours.

They mentioned that, in order to support the feeding of the agents, they authorized a bonus of Q1 500 so that each can access food in the areas where they can work.

The process of the processions in the historic center will be protected by one hundred agents; In addition, surveillance towers will be installed.

It was indicated that road assistance will be strengthened and control posts and prevention bays will be placed.

The plan is also focused on prevention, especially in preventing minors from being lost during processions.

There will also be an accompaniment of two ambulances of the PNC, with trained personnel to provide first aid, as well as the support of relief bodies and the Ministry of Health.

David Custodio Boto, General Director of the PNC, reported that security tents will be installed on the routes to the Pacific, El Salvador, the Atlantic and the Inter -American, in order to support travelers.

He added that Criminal Investigation Personnel will address buses to prevent assaults.

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According to Bite, there is coordination with some residential safety companies and areas that could be the scenario of theft, with the aim of preventing crimes in residences during the holiday.

He added that different security teams will provide protection and assistance to Veraneantes in tourist centers.

William Cameros, Deputy Minister of Information Technology and Communications, indicated that the second week of this month will launch a virtual assistant to support citizens in information about processions in the historic center in the capital.

Also itineraries and schedules. In addition, the virtual wizard will link complaints to number 110.

Resources for the Security Plan

  • The Security Plan began on March 5 and will end on April 20 for Lent and Holy Week.
  • At least 38 thousand 40 agents will be active during the major week.
  • 2,492 patrols will be available for patrols
  • Three helicopters
  • Four four -time
  • There will be 37 control posts
  • The processions of the Historic Center will have a security scheme of 10 agents near the ANDA

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