Deputy Police Chief Chairs Meeting on Gold Shop Security Measures

The Metropolitan Police Command held a meeting on February 9th to address the increasing risks to gold shops. With current gold prices trending upward, gold shops and businesses have become prime targets for criminals who may commit various property crimes including robbery, theft, and fraud using counterfeit gold. The meeting, chaired by Deputy Police Chief Thatchai Pitanilabut, brought together representatives from gold trading associations, shop owners, and relevant agencies to analyze the current situation, criminal trends, and proactively develop crime prevention strategies. Participants discussed enhancing security measures such as upgrading safety protocols, installing standard CCTV systems, increasing vigilance when purchasing gold, and monitoring suspicious behaviors. The meeting also emphasized the importance of collaboration between police and gold shop operators in sharing information and creating safety networks to prevent potential criminal activities. This proactive approach aims to build safety for gold shop operators and customers, ultimately reducing property crimes and restoring confidence in the economic and social system.