Reinforcement of customs surveillance service
The Ministry of Finance has revealed a news story: the incorporation of twenty new military troops and sailor members into the customs surveillance service. This decision seeks to intensify the fight against drug trafficking in the waters that surround Spain, a step that has been enthusiastically welcomed by many sectors of society.
Military experience at the Surveillance Service
Towers that add to this unit come directly from the Armed Forces, providing a baggage that combines discipline and specialized training. Its entry is part of a wider plan that includes the call of 210 places, with a special focus on the maritime component.
Strategic goals
The main purpose of this new addition is to deal with the growing threat of drug trafficking on the Spanish coasts. The sea routes are often used by criminal groups, and with these twenty military, the Treasury hopes to improve surveillance and, therefore, public security.
A step forward in the fight against organized crime
The need for this extension of resources is evident in increasing drug trafficking operations, which are increasingly being used by more sophisticated techniques. Having solid military training staff is essential to counteract these threats.
Professional Opportunities for Veterans
In addition to strengthening the operational capacity, this measure also opens new professional avenues for the former troop and sailor members. They can continue to contribute to the security of the country in a new context, an aspect that has been well received by both and by the institutions that value their experience.
A coordinated answer
Not only does this initiative seek to improve surveillance operations, it also represents a collective effort to face the challenges posed by drug trafficking. Authorities hope that with this strategy, security on the Spanish coasts is noticeably reinforced, thus guaranteeing the health and well -being of the citizenry.
