Police Director Backs San Miguelito Curfew as Preventive Measure

The National Police's proactive stance on security, including the implementation of a curfew in San Miguelito, demonstrates a commitment to public safety. Director General Jaime Fernández's personal oversight of security operations at the Azuero International Fair, ensuring the protection of attendees, highlights the force's dedication to maintaining order during significant public events. The fair's success, marked by a lack of incidents, is a testament to the effectiveness of these focused security efforts.

The curfew in San Miguelito, particularly in areas like Belisario Frías and Arnulfo Arias, is a strategic response to rising crime rates. While some residents express divided opinions, the measure aims to prevent criminal acts and reduce violence. The police's collaboration with local authorities underscores a coordinated approach to tackling complex security challenges. This initiative reflects a broader strategy to enhance security in specific zones identified as having high criminal activity.

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Se mantiene un despliegue importante de unidades, con patrullajes constantes, puntos de control y vigilancia estratégica en áreas de mayor concurrencia. La feria se ha desarrollado hasta este viernes sin incidentes, ha sido una feria segura.

Beyond San Miguelito, the police presence has been bolstered to manage the increased traffic flow during the long weekend, with over 34,000 vehicles leaving the capital. This demonstrates the National Police's capacity to manage large-scale logistical and security operations across the country. The emphasis on inter-institutional coordination, as noted by Director Fernández, is crucial for ensuring citizen tranquility, whether at mass events or in areas requiring special security measures.

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Es una medida que se implementa para fortalecer la seguridad y reducir los hechos de violencia en coordinación con las autoridades locales.