要人警護強化費に２２億円　２３年度概算要求―警察庁

　警察庁は３０日、２０２３年度予算の概算要求を発表した。一般会計の総額は前年度比３５１億９９００万円増の３４６１億６６００万円。安倍晋三元首相銃撃事件を受け、要人警護の強化に必要な費用として２２億５７００万円を盛り込んだ。（2022/08/30-14:32）

Japan's National Police Agency said Tuesday it is seeking 2,257 million yen as part of its fiscal 2023 budget request to better protect dignitaries following the fatal shooting of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
   The agency's general-account budget request for the fiscal year from next April totaled 346,166 million yen, up 35,199 million yen from the fiscal 2022 budget.
   The agency plans to spend 1,695 million yen to introduce new equipment to protect people from shooting, including bulletproof shields for podiums, bulletproof walls and portable shelters where they can take refuge when attacked.
   The requested budget allocation includes 176 million yen for venue-monitoring drones and 286 million yen for experimental operation of a system based on artificial intelligence and 3D technology to detect suspicious people.
   To outsource to the Internet Hotline Center fresh work to gather information posted online about how to make small arms and explosives and ask website operators involved to delete such posts, the agency is seeking 97 million yen.