The Ministry of Public Security sent a working group to Guangxi. Should effective measures be taken to strengthen the security of primary and secondary schools and kindergartens?

Of course, effective measures must be taken to strengthen security measures in primary and secondary schools and kindergartens to ensure the safety of students and teaching staff.

A few days ago, a knife attack occurred in a kindergarten in Beiliu City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which caused serious consequences. In fact, in recent years, there have been numerous cases of gangsters committing knife attacks in primary and secondary schools and kindergartens. The security guards hired by primary and secondary schools and kindergartens are mainly middle-aged and elderly people. They are not very physically strong and have no courage to fight hundreds of gangsters. It wasn't until more and more related cases came to the attention of schools and kindergartens that veterans and able-bodied young people were introduced into the security team in order to protect the safety of teachers and students to the greatest extent when an accident occurred.

Despite this, these security guards still cannot ensure the safety of teachers and students 100%, nor can they guarantee that when an accident occurs, they can defeat the enemy and resolve the danger with one move. Therefore, the public security organs should take effective measures to ensure campus safety, such as arranging police officers to patrol the primary and secondary schools and kindergartens they are responsible for regularly every day. Once an abnormal situation is discovered, they can intervene promptly to nip the danger in the cradle. At the same time, we must actively provide training for security guards in kindergartens and primary and secondary schools, telling them how to deal with the gangsters when danger comes, so that the gangsters will not harm the teachers and students in the school.

If conditions permit, the public security organs can hold one or two annual "security training courses", requiring security guards from primary and secondary schools and kindergartens to receive police training from the public security organs during the winter and summer vacations, and learn the necessary Prepared fighting skills and negotiation skills. All in all, make all possible preparations, both to nip in the bud and to be fully prepared to properly handle the situation when an accident occurs.

It is necessary for the public security organs and school and kindergarten security to strengthen security measures. At the same time, the courts and procuratorates must give harsh sentences to the relevant perpetrators and play a legal deterrent role. Rather than letting suspects give up on their ideas as soon as they come up with them, it's better to guide them down the right path.