CANBERRA, Oct 27 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday that the government was reviewing additional security measures for politicians following an attack on independent MP Helen Haines, reported Xinhua.
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Australian PM pledges stronger security for politicians after an attack on MP Helen Haines, including panic buttons and faster reviews of security measures.
- PM Anthony Albanese announced a review of security measures for MPs after Haines was critically injured.
- MPs suggested options like duress alarms and panic buttons for emergencies.
- Nine MPs will get upgraded security at their offices following the attack on Haines.
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