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The article reports on the response made by Kahnawake community on the fatal shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. It states that schools in the community including Kateri school have reacted with moments of silence and assemblies to reflect on the tragic events. Moreover, it highlights the use of security systems in Kahnawake schools to avoid the same shooting incident including cameras, buzzers, and lockdown procedures.

The article reports on the growing pressure being faced by the Myanmar government to end a military lockdown in western part of the country in the aftermath of violence in October 2016.

The article reports on the statement of residents Shaikh Aizaz and Gulam Rasool regarding their reliance of rumors about the situation due to the security lockdown in the Kashmir valley in New Delhi, India.

The article reports on the lockdown imposed at the Joint Base Andrews, the home of Air Force One, in Maryland due to false alarm.

The article reports on a lockdown of the parade zone in West Bengal, India after death of Indian Air Force officer Abhimanyu Gaud in a hit-and-run case and presents images which includes march-past rehearsal Indian Air Force contingents, and entry to Red Road from Mayo Road sealed with barricades.

The author discusses the tight security measures implemented by the government of Philippines to protect the heads of state during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Manila in November 2015. It states that combined police and armed forces personnel were deployed in various critical points. It also mentions mixed reactions from the public regarding the inconvenience brought by the lockdown during the event.

The article reports on the decision of government authorities in Brussels, Belgium to put the country on lockdown to ensure people's safety from terrorism threats and possible imminent assault.

The article reports on the unusual lockdown at San Quentin State Prison in San Quentin, California following the occurence of Legionnaires' disease or legionellosis inside the prison since August 2015.

The article reports that the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri will remain under a state of emergency until late August 2015 due to occasional violent protests over the police killing of an unarmed African American teenager.

The article reports on a security lockdown declared by the U.S. Secret Service at the U.S. White House, after a bomb sniffing dog alerted on a fire at a food vendor cart near the office building.

The article reports on the security lockdown at the White House in Washington, D.C. which was triggered by a loud bang due to a souvenir truck catching fire in a nearby street, according to Secret Service spokesman Brian Leary.

The article reports on the 34-hour lockdown of Rikers Island inmates to curb gang fights in New York City.

The article discusses a reportedly unnamed female U.S. Army Sergeant who allegedly shot herself in the head with a handgun in her office at Fort Lee near Richmond, Virginia after causing a lockdown at the military base, focusing on the claim that the woman went on a "rampage" on the base.

The article reports that the shooting incident at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. on September 16, 2013 has resulted to the cancellation of the session of the U.S. Senate and hours-long lockdown on the adjacent buildings on the Capital grounds.

The article focuses on a lockdown by Egyptian security forces on Cairo that abolished a planned day of protests by the Muslim Brotherhood and its allies.

The article reports on the lockdown of Watertown, Massachusetts on April 19, 2013 for the citywide manhunt for the second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing. Some of the residents, like Shelly Levy and Ken Lebowitz, were not able to purchase ingredients for their own hallah for Shabbat due to the lockdown. A few blocks from Levy's home, the first suspect in the bombing died from the shootout.