*Security Upgrades Proposed Following Parliament Security Breach* In response to the recent security breach in Parliament, authorities are considering new regulations to enhance security measures and prevent such incidents in the future:
1. *Glass Casing for Visitors Gallery:* One of the proposed measures is to install glass casing in the visitors’ gallery to restrict unauthorized access and ensure a secure environment during parliamentary sessions.
2. *Deployment of Scanning Machines:* To bolster security checks, scanning machines will be deployed at strategic points to thoroughly screen individuals entering the Parliament premises, adding an extra layer of scrutiny.
3. *Increase in Staff Inside the House:* Authorities are planning to augment the presence of security personnel within the parliamentary chambers to ensure a swift response to any security-related concerns and maintain a heightened level of vigilance.
4. *Exclusive Gate Access for MPs:* A significant change in access control involves restricting the main gate for exclusive use by Members of Parliament (MPs). Press members and other visitors will be directed to use a separate gate for entry. These proposed regulations aim to fortify the security infrastructure of the Parliament, addressing vulnerabilities exposed by the recent breach. The comprehensive measures underscore a commitment to safeguarding the integrity of parliamentary proceedings and the safety of all individuals within the premises.
