The new voice on Radio: Rangers
The show will run five days a week from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 9:30am, and 5pm to 6pm on FM 101
A file photo of Rangers in Karachi. PHOTO: PPI
KARACHI:
After months of deliberations, Pakistan Rangers Sindh is all set to start their own radio show in Karachi from Friday.
“Assalam-o-Alaikum, you are listening “Rangers Hour” on FM 101. This is an exclusive programme by Pakistan Rangers, Sindh for the citizens of the Karachi – the financial capital of the Pakistan,” says the audio trailer released by the paramilitary force.
The show will run five days a week from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 9:30am, and 5pm to 6pm on FM 101.
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According to Rangers officials, setting up of the radio is primarily aimed at establishing close interaction with people of the metropolis, especially the youth.
“In addition to the memories of the Shuhadas”, the FM radio will also be used to disseminate information related to the city situation,” said the Rangers official. “The decision to launch FM radio service in Karachi is taken due in view the overall situation in the mega city and the FM radio will be specifically designed to communicate timely reports.”
Following the launch of their helpline 1101 for the citizens to inform about crime-related information, this is another move to enhance their communication with the citizens.
The paramilitary force is conducting a surgical operation against terrorists and criminals in Karachi since September 2013.
A similar FM radio service was earlier launched by the Sindh Police at FM88.6. The channel provides information on alternative routes in case of traffic jams and also informs people about traffic laws and raise their awareness about them.
After months of deliberations, Pakistan Rangers Sindh is all set to start their own radio show in Karachi from Friday.
“Assalam-o-Alaikum, you are listening “Rangers Hour” on FM 101. This is an exclusive programme by Pakistan Rangers, Sindh for the citizens of the Karachi – the financial capital of the Pakistan,” says the audio trailer released by the paramilitary force.
The show will run five days a week from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 9:30am, and 5pm to 6pm on FM 101.
Read: Rangers disclose detention of suspect in May 12 carnage
According to Rangers officials, setting up of the radio is primarily aimed at establishing close interaction with people of the metropolis, especially the youth.
“In addition to the memories of the Shuhadas”, the FM radio will also be used to disseminate information related to the city situation,” said the Rangers official. “The decision to launch FM radio service in Karachi is taken due in view the overall situation in the mega city and the FM radio will be specifically designed to communicate timely reports.”
Following the launch of their helpline 1101 for the citizens to inform about crime-related information, this is another move to enhance their communication with the citizens.
The paramilitary force is conducting a surgical operation against terrorists and criminals in Karachi since September 2013.
A similar FM radio service was earlier launched by the Sindh Police at FM88.6. The channel provides information on alternative routes in case of traffic jams and also informs people about traffic laws and raise their awareness about them.