Thiruvananthapuram: With schools will be reopened on Monday after almost 20 months, the police are a high warning to ensure student safety.
A day ago, the police had carried out raids in shops near the school and confiscated a large number of forbidden tobacco products smuggled from other states.
Many cases are registered at all police stations in this matter.
Vice Commissioner of Police (Law & Command and Traffic) Vaibhav Saxena said that the steps would be taken to cancel the offenders’ trade licenses ordered during raids.
“Student security has always been our top priority.
But in the past, it means make sure they are safe on the streets and far from the reach of social crime such as drug vendors and Eve Measer, this time we face additional dangers in the form of Covid, “DCP said.
Therefore, the police were deployed on assignments Traffic near the school is given additional tasks to ensure that students are at a safe distance from not only vehicles, but from the public.
Anticipating an increase in the volume of traffic suddenly on the city road, the police have developed a special plan to manage traffic.
has identified pressure points in the city based on the attendance of nearby schools.
More officers will be deployed inside and around these pressure points.
City traffic wing personnel, local stations, control rooms and pink patrol team will manage traffic At pressure points.
Elsewhere, local station personnel will manage traffic.
All officers are dik Wireless communication devices will be given to ensure the smooth coordination of activity.
Tobacco products are prohibited from being confiscated
