[Hundred Days of Action] Strengthening campus safety inspections to build campus safety defense lines

In order to strengthen the safety prevention work of the campus "school season" and create a safe, civilized, and orderly campus environment for the majority of teachers and students, recently, the Public Security Bureau of the Minle County Public Security Bureau Police Station combined with summer public security to combat the "100 -day action" to organize police forces to go Enter the campus to carry out a large -scale inspection on campus, build a campus safety protection barrier, and fully escort the campus safety of the new semester.

During the inspection, the auxiliary police officers of the police station adhered to the principle of "not leaving dead ends, standing and making reforms", and conducted a comprehensive and detailed inspection of the school's one -click alarm system, fire protection facilities, safety channels, video surveillance equipment, security personnel equipment, etc. Supervise the school to rectify the existing safety hazards in a timely manner. At the same time, the school leaders and security personnel should strictly implement the work measures of "civil defense, physical defense, technical defense", strengthen personnel in -depth management, strictly prevent illegal personnel entering the campus, and effectively protect the safety and property of teachers and students in the school.

In order to implement the relevant requirements of the epidemic prevention and control, the police station guides the school to strictly follow the strict accordance with the epidemic prevention regulations, implement measures such as masks, measurement of body temperature, and nucleic acid testing, and do a good job of internal disinfection and ventilation. Control the safety network.

Through this safety inspection, the awareness of the safety prevention of school teachers and security personnel was further enhanced, and the hidden dangers of the internal and surrounding surroundings of the campus were effectively eliminated, and a safe and stable learning living environment was created for the majority of teachers and students.

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