Protecting govt buildings: Boundary walls to be built
Balochistan government forms a committee to improve the security of the Civil Secretariat.
QUETTA:
Balochistan government has formed a committee to improve the security of the Civil Secretariat by constructing outer boundary walls, and by ensuring an improved security system.
According to official sources, a committee comprising home secretary, finance secretary, secretary communication and works, and Quetta’s capital city police officer, will make a proposal for a comprehensive security system for Civil Secretariat.
“It is under consideration and a committee has also been formed in this regard.
The provincial government had made a master plan not only for the installation of a security system, but also for maintenance and repair works on the Civil Secretariat, and the Balochistan houses in Islamabad and Karachi,” an official said.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 13th, 2011.
Balochistan government has formed a committee to improve the security of the Civil Secretariat by constructing outer boundary walls, and by ensuring an improved security system.
According to official sources, a committee comprising home secretary, finance secretary, secretary communication and works, and Quetta’s capital city police officer, will make a proposal for a comprehensive security system for Civil Secretariat.
“It is under consideration and a committee has also been formed in this regard.
The provincial government had made a master plan not only for the installation of a security system, but also for maintenance and repair works on the Civil Secretariat, and the Balochistan houses in Islamabad and Karachi,” an official said.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 13th, 2011.