What he said about security measures in universities
The Turkish mafia who are in Greece or will be arrested or will leave, “the Minister of Citizen Protection said Michalis Chrysochoidisin an interview this morning at the SKAI Turkish T/S, where he referred to all current affairs – and in particular the safety of universities, traffic accidents, cameras on the streets, and the bill on the sale of tobacco products and alcohol to minors.
Regarding the action of Turkish mobsters in our country and on the occasion of the recent incident in Thessaloniki, with shooting against EYP executives, Mr. Chrysochoidis stressed that “ELAS’s obligation is to capture all these Turks who came to Greece”
On the incident in Thessaloniki, the minister spoke of an “exemplary business up to the border in collaboration with the Bulgarians, which resulted in the arrest of one of the three perpetrators,” and added: “Greece is not the place to solve their differences. They are constantly being made throughout the country and will either be arrested or left. All those who have been involved in criminal activities are identified and is already an effort to revoke the asylum status even by those we do not yet know if they have developed illegal activities. “
Mr. Chrysochoidis also noted that, at the moment there is a direct – by direct telephone – cooperation – both of his own and with the Turkish authorities, so that everyone is identified when they are arrested. “They are dangerous. We have no debt to protect humanitarian and politically, giving asylum to murderers and drug trafficking, “he concluded.
The measures for universities
Concerning security measures at universities, the Minister of Citizen Protection noted that there were no more active occupations. On the contrary, there are historical occupations that have been evacuated and added that “it is for university principles to set up security plans – which means I have an evacuation plan, I have firefighting plan, civil protection plan, private guards, cameras and entry bars. And if there is an event for which there is concern – that there may be incidents – the police can intervene immediately. “
Concerning the tightening of the measures, he said that “the one who is offended will now think about repeating his act.” However, he added that “what we need to see is the speed of the rendering of justice” and referred to the case of the Rector Bourantonis, who, he said, “has not yet been revenged for 5 years”.
‘One in four drivers is offender’
For traffic controls and residents’ reactions, the Minister emphasized that, “in all areas the law applies- and the law must apply. There are no areas in which the law does not apply or apply slightly. And I wish, sincerely, I wish we can find strength, so that throughout Attica, throughout Greece, traffic on the streets is exemplary. “
Particular emphasis was made to pedestrian seizures, which have grown a lot, and referred to the four -month traffic statistics, noting the high percentage of drivers’ delinquency. “From January to April we have about 2,300,000 checks throughout Greece. They are unprecedented numbers. Violations are 503,630. That is, 1 in 4 are offender, and the self -inflicted transgressions have increased a lot, ”he said. Finally, he added that in 2025 it is estimated that the placement of the cameras on the streets of the basin will be completed.
Concerning the new bill given to consultation on the sale of tobacco and alcohol to minors, Mr Chrysochoidis said that “few checks are being carried out. Because the jurisdiction had been removed by the police and left to the National Transparency Authority that has no staff. ” And he concluded by saying that “police are being checked after a complaint, but now the police will get more systematically into the checks, as it is a crime what some professionals do.”