Islamabad police reduce checkposts on busy roads from 24 to 12
Most outlets reported the reduction of checkposts from 24 to 12 and the increase in mobile patrolling by Islamabad police. Dawn added context about the goals of the move — countering crime, facilitating commuters, and restoring traffic flow — while ProPakistani focused briefly on the action itself and referred readers to a longer article.
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Islamabad Police Removes 12 Checkposts From Busy Roads
Islamabad Police have reduced the number of checkposts on busy roads from 24 to 12 and increased mobile patrolling to… Read More
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Number of checkposts in capital reduced from 24 to 12: IG
ISLAMABAD: The capital police have reduced the number of checkposts on busy roads to half - from 24 to 12 - and increased patrolling to counter crime, facilitate commuters and restore normal traffic flow, Inspector General of Police (IGP) retired Captain Sohail Chaudhry said on Monday. Speaking at a meeting with a delegation of Islamabad High Court Journalists Association (IHCJA), the police ch...
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