We have been monitoring the progress in the government’s work regarding the antiterrorism act. As soon as it enters into force we will be organizing training sessions for managers and updating security procedures in the facilities we manage. We know already that the provisions of the act will include shopping centres because the act extends the catalogue of the places which are in danger of potential terrorist attacks. So far it only included strategic buildings, now the list will also include religious cult sites, shopping centres, sport and entertainment facilities, conference halls, hotels and other meeting places.
Proven security policies related to the potential threat of terrorist attacks have been functioning in shopping centres for many years. As the awareness and knowledge of terrorism have been increasing, the procedures regarding the issue are getting increasingly detailed. In the facilities which we manage there are particular procedures of conduct and instructions w
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