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President of Turkmenistan Familiarized Himself With Digital Border Security Systems in Sarahs
15 Sep. 05:17During his visit to the new complex of the Sarahs border detachment, President of Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedow reviewed modern video surveillance systems and digital technologies used for state border security.
According to the TDH agency, the head of state visited the administrative building of the Sarahs border detachment, where a serviceman reported to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief about the border protection service using video surveillance tools.
The technical equipment of the building fully complies with international standards. The latest technologies and modern equipment indicate the strengthening of the National Army's material and technical base and the successful implementation of digital systems across all units.
The installed advanced equipment and communication means ensure round-the-clock monitoring and control of the situation on the state border. As part of strengthening the material and technical base of Turkmenistan’s constantly neutral border units, modern technical equipment is regularly supplied.
A serviceman, on behalf of the Armed Forces personnel, assured the President of their dedicated fulfillment of the sacred duty to protect the homeland. The head of state wished the serviceman success in his responsible service.
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Detroit High School Students Eligible for Up to $1,000 for Perfect Attendance
23 Aug. 18:09High school students in Detroit, Michigan, who maintain consistent school attendance can earn up to $1,000 in electronic gift cards. According to Fox News, high schoolers receive a $100 digital gift card for every week of uninterrupted class attendance. Students can earn $400 across four weeks, with total incentives reaching up to $1,000 during the 10-week winter period.
The attendance incentive model demonstrated strong results between January and March 2026, when approximately 12,800 high school students—representing 84% of the district's high school population—qualified for the payments. Concurrently, chronic absenteeism dropped from 64% to 54%. Following this success, the program has been extended through the 2026–2027 academic year and expanded to include students in grades 6–8, who will receive $50 for each week of full attendance.
The school district allocated $13.9 million from its overall budget to combat unexcused absences. The program maintains strict criteria: a single unexcused absence during any given school week forfeits the student's eligibility for that week's reward.
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