Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Nurbek Abdiev recently met with entrepreneurs to discuss strategies for preventing crimes and acts of violence involving weapons in public places where citizens gather. The meeting was attended by owners and administrators of shopping centers and entertainment complexes in the capital, as well as representatives of private security firms, according to a press release from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Abdiev highlighted the importance of effectively combating terrorist activities in today's world, noting the evolving nature of terrorism and the need for vigilance. He referenced recent terrorist incidents in neighboring countries, such as the attack at the "Crocus City Hall" concert hall in the Moscow region.
To enhance security in shopping centers, institutions, and organizations, the Deputy Minister urged owners and administrators to implement various measures. These measures include tightening access control, installing security systems like alarms, cameras, and panic buttons, conducting regular patrols and inspections, checking for hazardous substances, screening security personnel, inspecting storage areas, providing training on emergency response, and including inspection clauses in rental agreements when necessary.
