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With the fear of a crime, citizens live, according to new research.
In particular, 69% of citizens worry about being robbed, robbed, stolen or attacked from among others, according to a survey by the research team GEOCHOROS of the NTUA, whose results were published by the newspaper Kathimerini
.The majority is concerned about the burglary of the house at 41.8%, followed by the robbery or attack of the street 31, 3%) and child safety in public places, as in the road to school (30.7%).
28% of respondents worry about the use of drugs and / or drug trafficking, 26.7% for "car theft" and 26% to be victims of criminal activities as long as they wait or use public transport.
According to the responses, it seems that women are more afraid of men than they are victims of physical violence (12.2%) and badual abuse (26.7%)
In what areas are they most afraid ?
Although 53.7% believe that it has not changed the level of crime in the region a pretty high percentage – 38.6% – believes that crime has increased over the past two years years
The highest rates of fear of theft or attack on the street are recorded in the municipalities of Athens, Kallithea, Peristeri, Ilium and Petroupolis. In some municipalities, respondents said that they are not worried, as the coastal areas of the Hellenic and Glyfadas municipalities, Filothei and some areas of the northern suburbs
In the question of how much are you victim of criminal activity in your area, 35% are very worried (30% for men and 39% for women). In fact, for people over 55, this figure is 60%.
In addition, high rates are also observed compared to the years that someone lives in his area, the longer he lives, the more he is afraid. Those who are more than ten years old worry at 45%
The figure rises to 64% for those who have been victims of a crime in the past
As for the municipality of & [[[[AthensthefeelingoffearisdiffusedalmostinallitbadtentMoreconcernedabouttheinhabitantsoftheregionofExarchiathecenterofAthenstheAcademyofPlatoPetralonaGyziKypseliandLycabettusthesouthernpartofthemunicipalityHaidari
The survey, which was presented by Kathimerini, was conducted by the GEOCHOROS research team of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), by Professor George N. Fotis, and Pavlos Tsaghis, doctoral candidate NTUA and Dimitris Svoronos, agronomist, topographer, NTUA
Source: Kathimerini
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