Pasto and Metropolitan Police Bolster Security for Deportivo vs. Atlético Match
The Pasto municipal government has coordinated with Colombia’s National Police for an upcoming Sunday match. Authorities aim to bolster security and protect attendees.
Deployment and coordination
Officials announced a large security deployment for the Deportivo and Atlético game. About 700 members of the public force will be on duty.
Measures include an increased police presence and a special surveillance scheme. The plan covers before, during, and after the match.
Giovanny Guerrero Salas, Pasto’s secretary of government, confirmed the staffing levels. He emphasized interagency work with the Metropolitan Police and other bodies.
Operational measures
- Organized seating allocation for supporter groups.
- Higher police foot patrols around the stadium.
- Activation of a focused security and monitoring plan.
Police message and crowd guidance
Colonel Hernando Calderón, commander of the Metropolitan Police of Pasto, urged compliance with event rules. He stressed the importance of cooperation between institutions.
The Metropolitan Police will provide ongoing accompaniment to both local and visiting barras. The aim is to maintain order and reduce incidents.
Fan access and venue rules
Claudia Cano, director of Pasto Deporte, outlined entry restrictions for the north stand. That sector will be reserved for visiting supporters only.
Only people older than 14 years will be allowed in the north stand. Organizers and barras agreed on protocols to promote peaceful coexistence.
Authorities ask attendees to follow directions and respect safety measures. The coordinated effort seeks a calm and orderly sporting event.
Source: Filmogaz.com
