The measures adopted also include the installation of bars and surveillance cameras; The event commemorates a year of invasion and plunder by the Three Powers
MATEUS BONOMI/AGIF/ESTADÃO CONTENTS The protocol provides for the reinforcement of police forces on the Esplanada dos Ministérios during the ceremony
A Esplanade of the Ministriesin Brasilia, will have a part of the main road closed to traffic of people and vehicles on Monday 8, due to the democratic act for the January 8. Traffic on the N1 will be interrupted in the section between the L4 and Avenida das Bandeiras, in front of the National Congress. On the way to the Plano Piloto Bus Station, access will be free. The DF Public Security Secretariat informed that the measures may be re-evaluated and traffic in the region may be modified depending on the circumstances of the day and the event. Access to public buildings in this area can be from the back of the ministries.
Intelligence agencies are monitoring social networks to identify possible mobilizations on that date. Incidents related to the event will be forwarded to the 5th Police Station, Asa Norte. Last Thursday, 4th, the Ministry of Justice and Public Security and the Public Security Secretariat of the Federal District signed the Integrated Actions Protocol as a security measure for January 8th, when a year has passed since the anti-democratic acts that led to looting in the buildings of the Three Powers.
The protocol provides for the reinforcement of the police force on the Esplanada dos Ministérios during the ceremony, with 250 men from the National Force at the Palácio do Planalto and 2,000 military police officers in the central area of Brasilia. For preventive purposes, fences have been installed around the National Congress and near Avenida José Sarney. The streets of the Esplanada will be monitored via cameras and drones.
2024-01-08 04:14:30
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