Security Mobilization in Schools Before the School Bell Rings! Minister Çiftçi Listed the Measures, Thousands of Personnel Are in the Field in 81 Provinces.
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Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced the security measures to be implemented in schools in the new academic year. Çiftçi stated that 31,000 personnel have been assigned to duty, 2,800 metal detectors have been distributed to schools, and patrols around schools will be increased.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that security measures will be implemented in and around schools during the 2026-2027 academic year, with police and gendarmerie teams on the ground, ensuring a safer learning environment through real-time inspections. In a social media post titled "We are on the ground for our children," Minister Çiftçi explained the security measures to be implemented in and around schools to ensure students can conti…
The new academic year begins tomorrow in all schools. Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi made a statement on his social media account regarding the security measures taken.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that 31,000 officers will be deployed to ensure school safety in the new academic year. Inspections of school surroundings and school buses will be increased. 🚆
Tomorrow, the first school bell will ring for 18 million students across Turkey. Security, transportation, and inspection measures have been completed in all 81 provinces; in Istanbul, special arrangements have been made for class times and public transportation on the first day to prevent traffic congestion.
Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi announced that security measures in schools have been raised to the highest level. Stating that the planning for 31,000 schoolyard guards across all 81 provinces has been completed, Minister Çiftçi also announced that 2,804 hand-held metal detectors have been procured for use in priority schools.
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