Opening of the forensic laboratory in Taiz and Al-Akhaly confirms: We are proceeding to establish security and stability

The Director General of Taiz Police, Brigadier General Mansour Al-Akhaly, confirmed on Sunday that the police of the province are continuing to establish the pillars of security and stability in the province.

This came during his opening of the central maintenance workshop and forensic evidence laboratory in the governorate, according to Saba Agency.

Al-Akhaly pointed out that the governorate's police are seeking by all means to provide the greatest possible amount of necessary support and capabilities that contribute to enhancing the level of police performance and working hard to overcome all difficulties and challenges.

In another context, the Commander of the Rayyan Brigade in the Second Military Region, Brigadier General Khaled Ahmed Al-Tamimi, stressed the great importance of enhancing the security sense among all members of the brigade.

Al-Tamimi stressed, in a speech he delivered during the morning assembly of the brigade’s members, that vigilance and high security awareness are the basis for protecting security and stability inside and outside the camp.

Brigadier Al-Tamimi explained that the security sense requires every soldier and officer to be vigilant and pay attention to all the details surrounding him, whether during service or in daily life.

He pointed out that acting responsibly and professionally when facing any suspicious situation contributes to maintaining everyone's security.

He pointed out some preventive measures that must be followed to enhance the sense of security, such as verifying the identity of visitors and periodic monitoring of facilities, in addition to adhering to strict security instructions.

He stressed that adherence to these procedures reflects the level of awareness and professionalism of the brigade’s personnel. He expressed his thanks to all members of the brigade for carrying out the tasks with precision, discipline and extreme speed, reflecting the high combat readiness enjoyed by the Rayyan Brigade.

Al-Tamimi's speech came two weeks after two Saudi officers were killed and others wounded by a member of the Second Region in the city of Seiyun.