Ministry of Internal Affairs: law enforcement officers are ready to ensure public safety during the Victory Day celebrations

May 7, MINSK . The internal affairs bodies are ready to ensure public safety during the celebration of Victory Day, Sergei Mironchik, deputy HEAD of the main department - head of the law enforcement department of the main department of law enforcement and prevention of the public security police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, told reporters, BELTA correspondent reports.

“The Ministry of Internal Affairs, within its competence, is carrying out the necessary preparatory work to ensure public safety during festive events. To carry out the tasks assigned to the internal affairs bodies, a set of necessary measures is being implemented. Traditionally, all venues for events will be taken under our control, preliminarily inspected by sappers and pyrotechnic groups, and are also equipped with checkpoints,” said Sergei Mironchik.

According to him, all citizens will be able to go to holiday locations only after a personal search and inspection of things on them. “An information stand will be installed in front of each checkpoint with information indicating items and things prohibited from being carried in. For persons of a special category - these are veterans of the Great Patriotic War, disabled people, pregnant women, as well as parents with young children - additional checkpoints will be equipped. convenience, we recommend that persons arrive early for events.ALCOHOL intoxication will not be allowed in restricted areas,” noted the deputy head of the main department.

“The internal affairs bodies are ready to ensure public safety of citizens during the celebration of Victory Day,” emphasized Sergei Mironchik. - The personnel are aimed at providing comprehensive assistance to our citizens. We kindly ask you to treat restrictive measures with understanding, comply with the established procedure for holding mass events, and avoid violations of current legislation. If you find ownerless items, suspicious persons or vehicles, I ask you to immediately inform law enforcement agencies."