The national police is getting closer to the public. The website www.vbg.pn.gov.mg is open to all for reporting incidents, filing complaints, and sharing information about cases of violence. "The National Police does not limit itself to responding to incidents that occur; it also acts upstream to prevent them," declared the Minister of Public Safety, Inspector General of Police Erick Michel. This is a freely accessible link with no conditions. Upon connecting to the site, clear guidelines are provided to anyone wishing to report a suspicious act, raise an alert, or file a complaint. The person making the report can choose to remain anonymous or reveal their identity. The National Police indicates it is ready to interact at any time with users of this platform. In addition to telephone calls and this link for contacting the National Police, listening to the population at the grassroots level is also among the instructions they have been given. The objective is to collaborate with the community to prevent or address events. To achieve this fundamental principle, the Ministry of Public Safety has invested in opening new police stations and posts, in addition to improving existing ones. The Ankazobe police station was inaugurated and opened on July 17, 2026. This district was known for kidnappings during 2004-2005, so this new station is expected to support law enforcement already present there to strengthen local security. The Ambohitrinibe police post, in the commune of Anosiala, was also inaugurated and opened on July 23, 2026. Miangaly Ralitera