Kosovo police estimate that during the first nine months of this year, the number of incidents has been marked in Pristina. According to police data, various cases have been recorded during this period, in which foreign citizens with temporary residence in the capital are allegedly involved. As far as safety is concerned in schools, police say engagement within the framework of community police has affected the prevention of incidents.
According to the nine-month Kosovo Police report, a drop in the capital has been marked in the number of incidents compared to the preliminary period. Police estimate that the undertaken measures and the commitment of police officials have affected the improvement of public safety.
The report also records 80 cases of different natures, in which it allegedly included foreign citizens with temporary residence in Pristina. These cases are part of the general data reported by police for the respective period.
Special attention has also been given to safety in the capital’s schools. Kosovo police say that, through community police and co-operation with educational institutions, there is a goal of preventing incidents and increasing security for students and school staff.
Kosovo police say they will continue their commitment to maintaining order and public security in the capital, with a focus on preventing incidents, co-operation with citizens and strengthening safety in schools.
Source Layer: RTKLive