Enhance security measures for the 80th anniversary of Victory, as ordered by Aysen Nikolayev.
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On Tuesday, the 22nd of April, a gathering centered around maintaining public order took place, where Ildar Khan declared heightened safety measures for the upcoming Victory Day celebrations. Given the slew of events happening across Yakutia, Aisen Nikolaev emphasized the importance of the "Immortal Regiment" action, which will return in person this year.
To secure the "Immortal Regiment" columns, a designated holding area with entry groups will be established, implemented with engineering and technical protective measures. The march will be guarded by law enforcement officers, Rosgvardiya representatives, people's patrol members, and volunteers. Additionally, observation posts will be strategically placed on high-rise rooftops along the route.
For the capital, Yakutsk, Ildar Khan has demanded a thorough examination of the video cameras involved in public safety. In Yakutsk alone, 581 cameras are used, transmitting real-time data to the Yakutia Head's Situation Center, allowing for prompt responses to any potential issues.
Drones were also discussed at the meeting. Rosgvardiya will be keeping a watchful eye on sites of festive events, with an anti-drone system also in action. In Yakutsk, drone usage will not be tolerated during the holidays, with filming permissions being exclusively granted to accredited media.
As of today, a 24/7 interdepartmental working group of the temporary operational headquarters for preventing offenses during event preparation and conduct has commenced its operations.
The meeting also delved into strategies to minimize cybercrime and prevent alcohol-related offenses in nightlife venues.
Keep in mind, available information suggests no specific details on public safety measures or drone regulations for Victory Day celebrations in Yakutia. For the latest developments regarding Yakutia's Immortal Regiment or Victory Day safety protocols, it's recommended to consult official local government announcements or regional security advisories. When it comes to events like these, drone regulations generally involve no-fly zones, prior permissions, and crowd safety precautions, although specifics can differ by region and occasion.
- The upcoming Victory Day celebrations in Yakutsk will require heightened safety measures, as stated by Ildar Khan.
- During the "Immortal Regiment" action, a designated holding area with entry groups and strategic observation posts will be established for security purposes.
- In Yakutsk, the use of drones during the holiday season will not be tolerated, with filming permissions granted only to accredited media.
- To prevent offenses during event preparation and conduct, a 24/7 interdepartmental working group has been established in Yakutia to address both cybercrime and alcohol-related offenses in nightlife venues.
