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Poland further implements national counter-terrorism program

Xinhua, March 31, 2015 Adjust font size:

The Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs on Monday said it was preparing brochures with guidelines in case of a terrorist threat which will be distributed to public institutions as a part of national counter-terrorism program.

The brochures will be directed at residents and administrators of buildings, including public institutions and schools.

They will contain rules of conduct in case of a suspected terrorist threat, including bomb alerts or a hostage situation.

The Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs' counter-terrorism program for 2015-2019 was adopted by the Polish government in December last year. Endit