Tomorrow' election in Himara, police: We have taken steps to vote uninimidated

2024-08-03 18:29:22Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Tomorrow' election in Himara, police: We have taken steps to vote
Himara

The State Police announced today the measures taken for the election day in the Municipality of Himara.

Police say 52 people were engaged in safeguarding election materials at 36 polling stations.

The police also call on electoral subjects and citizens to respect the law.

Police announcement:

At the Himara Police Station, the Director for Public Order and Security and the Head of the Order Sector at the Department of Public Safety at the General Directorate of State Police, together with the Deputy Director for Public Order and Security in Vlora and the Head of the Himara Police Commissioner, developed instructions with police employees engaged with tasks in the electoral process. Police officers were communicated the tasks each of them have for the preservation of polling centers and materials, as well as the measures taken to ensure public order and security and the process of the process during the election process of 04 August 2024.

All police personnel engaged in tasks during the election process are trained for the tasks that the State Police perform during the election process.

It is approved by the CEC list of police officers who will be engaged in the electoral process.

In this election process are engaged 52 police officers who will provide election materials at the 36 polling stations.

In this context, we appeal to all citizens and entities involved in this process to fully respect all legal obligations that the Electoral Code and other laws charge.

Also, the State Police guarantees that citizens have undertaken all measures to ensure that their constitutional right to elect the local government leader is exercised free, calm, intimidated and uninimidated by anyone.

The structures of the Vlora Local Police Directorate and the Himare Police Commissariat are highly determined and committed to keep in full control of the entire territory, with the sole purpose of the rule of law.


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