Last Updated on August 20, 2024, 7:11 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew met with the Commissioner James Sutton immediately upon his return from his scheduled personal leave.
PM Drew scheduled this important meeting on Monday, August 19, 2024, to get first hand updates on the security matters of the island nation.
The Prime Minister shared glimpses of his meet with the Commissioner on his official Facebook and emphasized that, “We will continue to make all resources available to strengthen our security apparatus.”
The significant meeting took place at the Police headquarters and focused on the discussion of the security and measures to control the increasing crime in the country.
During the meeting, PM Drew recalled his promise to strengthen the overall management and boost the security across the twin-island to curb any mishappening.
The details of the discussion of the meeting remains confidential, but Prime Minister Drew’s meeting highlights the government’s commitment to addressing the security concerns.
As PM Terrance Drew immediately met with the Commissioner Sutton after his return, the citizens of the island nation have been praising him for his dedication and commitment to his words.
One of the netizens named Enoch Smithen commented, “Welcome back Mr PM Right decision or move meet with the top enforcement on return.” Another citizen named Melissa Herbert stated, “Keep doing your very best,”
Several other people commented and welcomed him back while applauding him for his efforts to make St Kitts and Nevis a secure country.
It is also to be noted that PM Dr Terrance Drew presented an address to the nation over the issue of increasing crime and violence in the nation and pledged to curb the crime by prioritizing national security.
He also vowed to strengthen the intelligence capabilities of the security forces. He also assured that he will plan weekly meetings to ensure that the strong policies are created to sustain a safe environment.
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