Security Reviewed Ahead of JI's March on Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: the federal capital’s top civil and police officials have reviewed security and traffic arrangements across the capital, with authorities directing departments to maintain heightened vigilance at key entry and exit points and sensitive locations.

The Chief Commissioner of Islamabad and Inspector General of Police visited various areas and important sites to assess law and order, security measures, protection of citizens and traffic flow.

During the visit, officials reviewed the deployment of security personnel, arrangements at major entry and exit routes, traffic management and measures aimed at ensuring public safety.

The Chief Commissioner said maintaining law and order, protecting citizens and ensuring security remained the government’s top priorities.

He directed relevant institutions to strengthen coordination and ensure close cooperation among the administration, police, Capital Development Authority and other departments.

Officials were also instructed to maintain strict monitoring of sensitive locations and important routes, while ensuring that security arrangements remained fully operational and personnel stayed alert.

The Chief Commissioner said citizens, businesses and other segments of society should be able to continue their lawful activities peacefully. He directed authorities to ensure enforcement of the law without discrimination.

He also called for effective monitoring through Safe City cameras and prompt coordination among relevant departments to keep traffic moving smoothly.