Government adopts urgent measures to combat violence in schools
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The Government of Romania has decided to implement strict measures to increase the safety of students and teachers in educational institutions. The decision was made within a special working group, convened by Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, in response to growing concerns regarding aggressive behavior in the school environment.
Among the main actions announced is the strengthening of security services in all schools across the country. Authorities want to ensure that access to institutional premises is strictly controlled and monitored to prevent the entry of unauthorized persons who could endanger the safety of those present.
Furthermore, the security plans of each school will be completely revised. This stage involves closer collaboration between school administrations, local authorities, and law enforcement to identify and eliminate vulnerabilities in every building.
Another important change concerns the sanction system. The government has decided to toughen penalties for acts of violence, with the goal of discouraging aggressive behavior and ensuring a climate of respect and discipline in classrooms.
These measures represent a necessary step for protecting the educational environment in Romania. Authorities hope that, through these changes, school will once again become a safe and welcoming space for all students.
Sources: romania-actualitati.ro
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