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Preventive Activities by SIA Štip, SIA Skopje, Regional Centre North and SIA Veles on Road Safety, Peer Violence, Addictions, Theft Prevention and Online Safety

Preventive Activities by SIA Štip, SIA Skopje, Regional Centre North and SIA Veles on Road Safety, Peer Violence, Addictions, Theft Prevention and Online Safety

 

On 3 November 2026, police officers from the Štip Police Station for Road Traffic Safety carried out a preventive activity under the slogan “Park Conscientiously – Park Responsibly”. During the activity, drivers were reminded of the importance of parking properly and in accordance with traffic regulations. All drivers were also urged to drive carefully and comply with traffic rules and regulations. Educational leaflets were distributed as part of the preventive activity.

On 3 November 2026, police officers from the Kočani Police Station for Road Traffic Safety held an educational lecture entitled “Learn, Pass, Drive” for third- and fourth-year students at “Gošo Vikentiev” Secondary School in Kočani. The aim was to familiarise students with basic traffic rules and regulations, the meaning of various traffic signs, and appropriate behaviour as road users.

On 3 November 2026, police officers from the Probištip Department of Internal Affairs conducted preventive activities in the town centre on the topics “Drive a Roadworthy Vehicle” and “Operate Agricultural Machinery Safely”.

As part of the first activity, police officers distributed educational leaflets prepared by the Republic Council for Road Traffic Safety, highlighting the importance of responsible driving and checking the roadworthiness of vehicles in order to maintain road safety. Drivers were also informed about the legal provisions prescribing penalties for operating technically defective vehicles.

During the second preventive activity, citizens were reminded that tractors, agricultural machinery and trailers must be registered, technically roadworthy and properly equipped with lights and passive reflective materials, including reflective strips and reflectors. They were also reminded to comply with traffic signs and speed limits. Police officers explained the penalties arising from violations of the relevant legal provisions and distributed printed educational materials prepared by the Republic Council for Road Traffic Safety.

The main objective of these preventive activities was to promote responsible road behaviour, encourage compliance with traffic rules, regulations and signs, and strengthen trust and cooperation between the police and citizens.

On 3 November 2026, the Prevention Department of SIA Skopje organised three educational workshops and one discussion forum in the areas covered by the Čair Police Station of General Jurisdiction – Butel Municipality, the Kisela Voda Police Station of General Jurisdiction and the Aerodrom Police Station of General Jurisdiction.

Two of the workshops involved members of Prevention Clubs consisting of seventh- to ninth-grade students from “Petar Z. Penko” and “Panajot Ginovski” Primary Schools in Butel Municipality. The workshops focused on “Prevention of Peer Violence – Bullying” and “Addiction Prevention”.

In addition, a discussion forum entitled “Stop Peer Violence and Violence at Sporting Events” was organised for first-year students at “Vlado Tasevski” Secondary School in Skopje.

Through interactive discussions, students learned about different forms of violence, including physical and psychological violence, peer bullying and cyberbullying, as well as aggressive behaviour among young people. Particular attention was devoted to antisocial and deviant behaviour, including addictions, which can seriously endanger students' safety.

The activities focused on recognising, avoiding and reporting such behaviour, while also explaining the legal powers of police officers and the relevant penalties under the applicable legislation, with the information adapted to the students' age.

Educational leaflets were distributed to the participating students, conveying the message: “Stop Bullying – No One Deserves to Feel Worthless or Unsafe.”

Furthermore, through interinstitutional cooperation with the First Children's Embassy in the World – Megjashi, two educational workshops entitled “A Safe Online Environment for Children and Young People” were held at “Nevena Georgieva Dunja” Primary School in the area covered by the Kisela Voda Police Station of General Jurisdiction.

The workshops aimed to strengthen child protection, raise awareness of online safety, prevent risks associated with internet use, and familiarise children with available mechanisms for protection in the digital environment.

On 3 November 2026, police officers from the Kavadarci Department of Internal Affairs held an educational lecture on protection against peer violence and cyberbullying for ninth-grade students at “Dimkata Angelov Gaberot” Primary School in Kavadarci.

Students were introduced to different forms of violent behaviour, the ways in which such behaviour manifests itself, and the potential consequences of these harmful practices.

Police officers from the Čaška Police Department conducted a preventive activity entitled “Protect Your Home” in the Municipality of Čaška. Through direct communication, citizens received practical advice on protecting themselves against different forms of theft, securing their homes and safeguarding their personal belongings.

Police officers from the Negotino Department of Internal Affairs conducted a road safety awareness activity entitled “Do Not Use Your Mobile Phone While Driving”.

Drivers were informed about the risks associated with using mobile phones while operating vehicles and reminded of their obligation to comply fully with all other traffic laws and regulations. The aim was to promote safe and responsible driving while protecting both drivers themselves and other road users. Printed educational materials were distributed during the activity.

Today (3 November 2026), a preventive road safety activity was conducted at the Dolno Blace Border Crossing.

Police officers from the Dolno Blace Border Crossing Police Station, operating within the Regional Centre for Border Affairs North, distributed educational leaflets to foreign nationals entering the country, providing guidance on compliance with traffic rules and regulations.

Foreign nationals were also informed that the “Safe City” traffic enforcement system is operational.

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