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Preventive Activities Promoting Road Safety, Preventing Peer Violence and All Forms of Violence, Protecting Against Property Crime, and Ensuring Safe and Responsible Behaviour During the Hunting Season

Preventive Activities Promoting Road Safety, Preventing Peer Violence and All Forms of Violence, Protecting Against Property Crime, and Ensuring Safe and Responsible Behaviour During the Hunting Season

 

Today (11 November 2026), four preventive road safety activities were carried out in the area under the jurisdiction of the Veles Sector for Internal Affairs (SIA Veles). In Veles, drivers were reminded of the importance of regularly checking the roadworthiness of their vehicles, while in Čaška, the activity focused on raising awareness of the importance of wearing seat belts.

In Gradsko, an activity was organised under the slogan “Speeding Is Alarming, Speeding Kills”, during which drivers were reminded of their obligation to adjust their speed in accordance with traffic signs and road conditions, as well as to consistently comply with all other traffic rules and regulations.

Meanwhile, police officers from the Traffic Safety Police Station within SIA Veles conducted a preventive road safety activity entitled “Use Winter Equipment”, aimed at raising drivers' awareness of the need and legal obligation to use winter equipment as an important prerequisite for safe participation in road traffic.

In Čaška, another preventive activity was organised under the slogan “Do Not Leave Valuables in Your Car”, aimed at raising public awareness of protection against property crime, particularly aggravated theft from motor vehicles.

The Negotino Department of Internal Affairs (DIA Negotino) carried out a preventive activity at gambling establishments to remind operators of their obligation to strictly comply with legal provisions, particularly those concerning the prohibition of access to minors and the need to maintain public order and peace.

Police officers from SIA Veles and DIA Kavadarci delivered educational lectures on protection against peer violence and cyberbullying to pupils at “Blaže Koneski” Primary School in Veles and “Dimkata Angelov Gaberot” Primary School in the village of Sopot, Kavadarci area. The pupils were introduced to different forms of violent behaviour, the ways in which such behaviour manifests itself and its potential consequences. They were also informed about methods for the timely prevention of and response to this type of deviant behaviour among young people.

Yesterday and today, the Prevention Department within SIA Skopje conducted five educational workshops and two discussion forums in the areas of Centar, Aerodrom, Čair and Dračevo.

Two educational workshops entitled “Let's Protect Children in Traffic” were held at “11 Oktomvri” and “Jašar Bej Škupi” primary schools. At “Rajko Žinzifov” Primary School, an educational workshop was held on the topics of “Prevention of Peer Violence – Bullying” and “Addiction Prevention”.

In addition, discussion forums entitled “Stop Peer Violence, Violence at Sporting Events and Prevent Addictions” were organised for students at “Josip Broz Tito” and “Dimitar Vlahov” secondary schools. Educational leaflets containing preventive messages were also distributed to the students.

Yesterday (10 November 2026), at “Moša Pijade” State Agricultural School in Tetovo, the Prevention Unit within SIA Tetovo launched a new preventive and educational project under the motto “I Learn, I Pass, I Drive”. The project envisages lectures for third-year students from all secondary schools in Tetovo and Gostivar, with the aim of improving road safety and promoting responsible road behaviour among young people.

Road safety education and the development of proper habits from an early age are fundamental to ensuring long-term safety on the roads. During the lecture, students were introduced to key traffic rules and regulations, legal requirements concerning the use of protective equipment, and the penalties prescribed for traffic offences.

An educational lecture on the same topic was also held today at “Kole Nehtenin” Secondary School in Štip.

Meanwhile, an activity was conducted in Berovo under the slogans “If You Drink, Don't Drive” and “If You Drive, Don't Drink”.

In Vinica, police officers from the Vinica Police Station carried out an educational campaign under the motto “Let's Protect Ourselves Against Pickpocketing”. The campaign involved meetings with citizens, during which advice was provided on personal protection against property-related offences, including robbery involving theft, robbery, snatch theft and other criminal offences.

In the central area of Delčevo, police officers conducted an educational campaign under the slogans “Do Not Be a Silent Witness” and “Help Is Available for a Life Free from Violence”.

During meetings with citizens, police officers provided advice on personal protection, information about available support services and guidance on recognising different forms of violence. Citizens were also informed about the steps they can take if they witness any form of violence. The primary objective of the campaign is to strengthen trust and cooperation between the police and the public.

Today (11 November 2026), representatives of the Prevention Unit within SIA Tetovo held a working meeting with the head of the “Šar Planina” Hunting Association, focusing on safety during the hunting season and compliance with legal regulations.

The meeting emphasised the need for strict compliance with the Law on Hunting and the Law on Weapons, with particular attention to the proper and safe handling of firearms.

SIA Tetovo stressed that hunters must carry and use only firearms for which they hold the appropriate permits for possession and carrying. Before taking any action involving a firearm, hunters are required to positively identify their target and remain alert to the possible presence of other hunters, hikers or farmers in hunting areas.

SIA Tetovo appeals to all hunters to act responsibly in order to prevent unwanted incidents and ensure the safety of everyone participating in hunting activities, as well as other members of the public.

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