Bangkok, Phetkasem Police Station holds Children’s Day event. Strict control of waterfront activities Advise parents to closely monitor their children and youth.
On January 13, Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiti Saengsang, commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, ordered the deputy commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau to inspect the area of ??responsibility of the 1st-9th Police Station in accordance with measures to maintain the security of the event. children’s day The Metropolitan Police Bureau has prepared an incident response plan. There are procedures and responsibilities for all police officers. In particular, CCTV cameras should be provided to cover the area. and provide security at the waterfront if activities are held near the river. Including public relations for parents to take care of their children and youth closely. A card with the name and telephone number of the parents should be prepared and attached to the child, as well as following traffic rules. Refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages an
d use extreme caution when driving. If officials find an offense, strict legal action will be taken.
Meanwhile, Pol. Maj. Gen. Pong Anan Klaiklueng, deputy commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, rushed to inspect the target area. Organizing National Children’s Day activities for the year 2024, Phetkasem Police Station, with Pol. Col. Pramote Chan Boon Kaew Superintendent of Phetkasem Police Station Bringing police officers, youths, and children of police officers as well as children and youth within the nearby community joining in the food activities Prizes were drawn for bicycles, dolls, stationery and snacks. The Deputy Commissioner of Police participated in giving over 90 scholarships, totaling over 140,000 baht, to children and youth who attended the event. He also led a team to inspect the Wat Muang pier. Which is a precarious spot where Phetkasem Police Station has prepared water rescue, leaving 2 rescue boats and life-saving rubber rings hanging along the route. Pol. Maj. Gen. Pong Anan We also
participated in giving a scholarship to Ms. Rujirada Phurit, daughter of Police Sergeant Weera Phurit, Squad Commander (P.O.), Phetkasem Police Station, who passed away on Feb. 10. .2023 in order to lighten the burden and continually strengthen morale for the families of police officers.
Source: Thai News Agency