Safe City on Coronavirus: PSCA to have 60pc staff amid coronavirus concerns
LAHORE: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) started to implement the orders of the Punjab government in view of coronavirus concerns here on Thursday. The authority has closed its daycare centre in response to growing concerns about the coronavirus and sent workers on holidays till further orders. PSCA has also given holidays to those female officers whose babies were enrolled in PSCA's daycare centre. According to a spokespersonor PSCA, initially, the staff of the PSCA, including police communication officers and other staff, have been reduced to about 40 per cent. However, after this, the remaining staff will be 60 per cent on duty.
Meanwhile, the city-wide monitoring will continue by the rest of the staff. Moreover, off-duty staff have also been instructed to be prepared in case of any emergency.
-
Timothee Chalamet Hit With Explosive Dating Allegations Before Kylie Jenner Romance -
Riz Ahmed Makes Rare Confession About His Early Challenges In Industry -
'The Boys' Star Antony Starr Reveals Fans Keep Trolling Him With Weird Question -
'Glee' Alum Heather Morris Confesses To 'overpreparing' For New Stage Role -
Prince Harry 'freaking Out' As Charity Sues Him For Defamation -
Can AI Protect Classified Data? US Defence Tests Limits -
Kim Kardashian Banks On Lewis Hamilton Romance To Get Close To Brad Pitt? -
Questions About Savannah Guthrie’s Father Rise As Nancy Search Continues -
Princess Beatrice, Eugenie Preparing To Forcefully Resist Prince William's Humiliating Plans -
Reba McEntire Gets Candid About Struggles Behind Her Dream Business -
SpaceX: Falcon 9 Boosts Record-setting ‘Cygnus XL’ Cargo Spacecraft Toward The ISS -
Offset Avoided Arrest Weeks Before Florida Casino Shooting -
Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping: Serial Killer Expert Reveals Possible ‘retribution’ Motive -
Snoop Dogg Hints At 'huge' Television Partnership With Pal Simon Cowell -
Steven Spielberg Breaks Silence On Losing Huge Sci-fi Film To Christopher Nolan -
AI Breakthrough Slashes Quantum Computing Errors—study Finds