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Interior Ministry launches Balagh initiative to strengthen community security reporting

RIYADH — The Ministry of Interior launched a new security awareness initiative, "Balagh," on Sunday, Oct. 4, to foster a culture of reporting that may affect community security and strengthen community partnerships in support of public safety. The initiative aims to raise awareness of the importance of security reports and introduce methods for submitting them through Unified Security Operations…

Interior Ministry launches Balagh initiative to strengthen community security reporting

On October 4, the Interior Ministry launched an initiative called Balagh to promote community security reporting and enhance partnerships between the public and private sectors in safeguarding public safety. The Balagh initiative aims to raise awareness about the significance of security reports and introduce methods for submitting them through the Unified Security Operations Centers (911) and the Kollona Amn application.

By encouraging community members to participate in reporting, the initiative seeks to prevent risks and ensure a prompt response to potential threats.

The Balagh initiative is open to individuals and entities from both the public and private sectors and runs for 60 days. During this period, participants are invited to submit innovative ideas and create awareness content, such as video clips, infographic designs, and visual and written media reports that highlight the importance of security reporting in protecting society.

The initiative is being implemented in collaboration with Arabian Contracting Services, which will deliver awareness messages through innovative methods tailored to modern media channels.

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