Security to be increased for Aga Khan’s visit

IG wants foolproof measures taken to ensure that Prince Karim Aga Khan’s visit goes smoothly


Our Correspondent December 15, 2017
Prince Karim Aga Khan. PHOTO: REUTERS

KARACHI: During a meeting presided over by Sindh Inspector-General of Police Allah Dino Khawaja at the Central Police Office on Thursday, the police chief discussed the security measures in place for the visit of Prince Karim Aga Khan.

Officials also discussed the law and order situation in the province. The meeting was attended by senior officials of the police department, including the additional IG of the Special Branch, zonal DIGs and the Special Branch SSP.

IG Khawaja ordered the police department to ensure protection of the life and property of all citizens as per the security plan. He also directed the department to strictly adhere to the contingency plan developed for high-profile citizens such as the Aga Khan, ensuring foolproof security at every level.

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Directions have been issued to the city’s traffic DIG to take effective measures for the smooth flow of traffic across the city, especially during peak hours.

"Awareness about traffic rules must be ensured in letter and spirit," the IG said. "Entry for heavy cargo vehicles must only be allowed during designated hours," he directed.

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