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Islamabad now has a "City App" with the Ministry of Information Technology (MoIT), the National Information Technology Board and the Capital Development Authority collaborating to empower residents with a locally developed mobile application that will help them explore the city.
Users can also use the application to gain instant access to various government departments, utilities, law-enforcement agencies and emergency contact numbers based on their locations.
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“The categories of information in Islamabad City App include Metro Bus Stations, Emergency Numbers, complaint handling, crime reporting, hospitals, pharmacy, restaurants, fuel station information and much more,” according to a statement.
The launching ceremony was attended by State Minister for Information Technology Anusha Rehman, who said: "Such initiatives will lay down a foundation and a step towards establishing 'Smart Cities' for a digital Pakistan which is in line with MoIT’s vision."
The application is only available on Google Play store for now. Download it here.
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