Fool-proof security ensured during Eid
Islamabad: Islamabad Capital police (ICP) officers and officials performed their duties on 3rd and 4th day of Eid holidays and ensured comprehensive security, traffic arrangements for the citizens.
A police spokesperson on Sunday said that the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Operations, Syed Shahzad Nadeem Bukhari reviewed security arrangements for Eid holidays.
He said that Islamabad traffic police officers and officials ensured the traffic flow despite the pressure of traffic at parks and recreational places and traffic congestion issues were resolved by making effective measures and diversions at various locations. A crackdown was also launched against one-wheeling. Senior police officers requested that citizens to cooperate with traffic police officers.
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