Kindergartens in the Czech Republic plan to install fingerprint scanners to boost security.The measure is designed to not only help better protect children's facilities, but also simplify the work of the kindergarten teachers who are supposed to control entry to the building on their own, reports Sputnik news.We have already registered the fingerprints of 80% of the parents of our children,” director of a kindergarten, Pavlina Pankova, told the newspaper.Czech kindergartens will also install video intercoms and introduce special electronic badges. Pankova noted that the majority of parents approve of the new security measures.
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