Video: The Ministry of Internal Affairs Police Have Intensified Services in Schools and Surrounding Areas

On September 1, the Day of Knowledge and Education, a new academic year begins in schools across the country, marked by new goals and hopes for achievements and discoveries. From early morning, officers from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) police are alongside students, teachers, and parents.

From September 1 to 11, enhanced services will be implemented throughout the country as part of the "Watch Out, There Are Children" initiative, according to the MIA.

Police officers will ensure public order and traffic safety around educational institutions and their surrounding areas, as well as prevent potential violations involving minors.

The MIA police urge parents to accompany elementary school students when going to and returning from school, not leaving them unsupervised. We also call on drivers to exercise greater vigilance while driving in areas adjacent to educational institutions, to adhere to traffic rules, and not to park in prohibited areas.

At the same time, we remind you that it is forbidden to allow individuals without a driving license, including minors, to operate vehicles.

Dear citizens, the safety of children also depends on each of our responsible behaviors. Let us ensure their safe passage to and from school with joint care and vigilance. We wish everyone a good and safe academic year.