Chairman Community Policing Karachi Murad Sohni met with Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori to provide a detailed briefing on new security measures, traffic management systems and road safety initiatives at the Governor House.
According to a statement issued by the Governor House on Monday, during the briefing it was outlined that advanced traffic management systems, awareness campaigns and other initiatives have been introduced to enhance road safety and reduce accidents in Karachi.
A mobile-based number plate recognition system has been installed at the Governor House to ensure secure entry and exit. The system identifies any criminal records associated with a vehicle within 30 seconds and generates an immediate report.
Additionally, the Talaash app has been integrated using biometric verification to track criminal activities and detect suspicious individuals. Modern surveillance cameras have also been deployed to strengthen security monitoring. Murad Sohni informed the governor that these measures will improve traffic flow in the city and contribute to reducing road accidents.
The governor expressed satisfaction with the implementation of the new security and traffic management system. He emphasized that utilizing advanced technology is essential for public safety and efficient law enforcement. He further highlighted that these initiatives will play a key role in enhancing security for Karachi citizens while reinforcing the overall security framework of the Governor House.
Separately, Governor Tessori attended his ninth Sehri in North Karachi where he was warmly welcomed by local residents. People gathered in large numbers, took selfies with him and shared a meal.
According to a statement issued by the Governor House, speaking to the media he highlighted the Ittehad-e-Ramazan initiative under which one million people will receive Iftar and dinner. He assured the residents that he would remain among them until their concerns were addressed.
The governor praised the chief of army staff’s efforts in attracting foreign investment through the Special Investment Facilitation Council, stating that Karachi’s development hinges on international investments.
