Police Officers in south London are paying special visits to the elderly and isolated

The video discusses a police initiative in Croydon aimed at protecting vulnerable individuals during the coronavirus pandemic. The initiative, known as Operation Nagia, involves police visits to provide support and information, especially to the elderly. The visits have been adapted to comply with social distancing measures. The initiative has been successful in reducing isolation and providing necessary assistance, with plans to expand it nationally.

What is the primary focus of the police in Croydon during the pandemic?

• Organizing community events

• Issuing fines for social distancing violations

• Conducting regular patrols

• Engaging with vulnerable community members

What is the purpose of Operation Nagia?

• To increase police presence in public areas

• To provide support to elderly individuals targeted by criminals

• To enforce lockdown rules

• To organize community workshops

How have police visits changed due to social distancing?

• They are shorter and conducted on doorsteps

• They are longer and more detailed

• They are now conducted by phone

• They are conducted online

What has been the impact of the police initiative during the lockdown?

• A rise in social gatherings

• A 37% reduction in crime

• A decrease in community engagement

• An increase in crime rates

What is the future plan for the initiative in other parts of London?

• To expand it nationally

• To limit it to Croydon

• To discontinue the initiative

• To focus only on urban areas