Tunja
Lieutenant Héctor Eduardo Espitia, head of the Protection and Special Services Section of the Tunja Metropolitan Police, has announced the closure of 9 establishments in the capital of Boyacá and its surrounding municipalities. These closures are due to non-compliance with requirements, flaws in the facilities or lack of hygiene.
“The operatives, Aimed at hotels and lodgings, their objective is to prevent situations that affect children and adolescents, such as sexual exploitation, as well as to guarantee safety and coexistence in the community. stood out Espitia. The importance of citizen participation in reporting cases of domestic violence and other criminal activities.
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“In addition to the closures due to health issues, some establishments were closed for allowing activities that disturb coexistence and safety, such as fights or consumption of narcotic substances,” said Espitia.
These operations are not only carried out in Tunja, but extend to the municipalities under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan of Tunja. Espitia stated that “Efforts will continue in collaboration with local authorities and Migration Colombia to counteract behaviors that put citizen security at risk during this quarter and in the near future.””.
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