Islamabad Police Receive 30 New Vehicles After 14-Year Gap
Most outlets reported the provision of 30 new vehicles to Islamabad police stations after a 14-year gap, emphasizing improved mobility and response time. Both 24 News HD and Dawn framed the event similarly, with 24 News HD noting the initiative was aimed at improving police mobility and response time, while Dawn added that the move was announced in a statement from the interior ministry.
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Islamabad Police get 30 new vehicles after 14 years
After a gap of 14 years, 27 police stations in Islamabad have been provided with 30 new vehicles to improve police mobility and response time. The keys to the new vehicles were handed over to Islamabad Police at a ceremony attended by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry on […]
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Naqvi hands over keys of 30 new vehicles to Islamabad police
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has provided 30 new vehicles to Islamabad police after 14 years in a major step to strengthen security and policing in the federal capital, reported 24NewsHD Channel.
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Islamabad police get 30 new vehicles ending 14-year wait
ISLAMABAD: After a gap of 14 years, 27 police stations in the federal capital were provided 30 new vehicles on Saturday to improve response time and mobility. According to a statement issued by the interior ministry, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Minister of State for Interior Tallal Chaudhry handed over the keys to Islamabad police during a ceremony held at Police Lines. The statement quo...
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