The Association of the Motive Sector and its Parts (ASOPARTES) called on the Colombian national government to articulate a national logistics security strategy to protect transport infrastructure. ^[1] Approximately 800 school buses passed technical inspections in Cyprus ahead of the new school year, with the Ministry of Transport assuring that all student transport vehicles have been checked. ^[2] ASOPARTES proposes creating a unified working table integrating the Ministry of Defense, National Police, Ministry of Transport, insurers, and commercializers to cross-reference data from the National Cargo Dispatch Register (RNDC) with risk maps. ^[3] ASOPARTES stated that the fluidity of national and international commerce depends directly on the protection of more than 13 million trips realized by 166,000 registered cargo vehicles in the country. ^[4] Bus companies in Cyprus are warning of recurring student vandalism, including incidents involving fireworks and the theft of safety equipment. ^[5] Pambos Kapnos, president of the Cyprus Federation of Tourist Bus Owners, reported thousands of euros in damages caused by student vandalism. ^[6] Students were observed using fire extinguishers to attack drivers, resulting in one driver losing consciousness and being hospitalized. ^[7]