About 4,000 El Salvador soldiers and police are joining a major crackdown on organized crime. Set up checkpoints at the entrance and exit of the community, search houses.
About 4,000 El Salvador soldiers and police are joining a major crackdown on gangs in parts of Apopa and Sayopanco. which is next to San Salvador The military has set up checkpoints at every entrance and exit point of the community to prevent people from escaping. while the police raided and searched every house Call to check identity documents and house rental agreement Due to the past Criminal gangs often take homes from villagers.
A cleansing operation has taken place. After there were complaints from villagers In March of last year President Nayib Bukele has declared a state of emergency to crack down on organized crime. Since then, approximately 73,000 people have been arrested, but more than 7,000 have since been released.
Source: Thai News Agency