Islamabad Police hold flag march featuring electric vehicles
ISLAMABAD: A flag march featuring newly inducted electric vehicles was held in Islamabad as the capital police moved towards environment-friendly policing after adding the vehicles to its fleet. The march started from D-Chowk, passed through major roads of the city and concluded at D-Chowk. The induction of modern electric vehicles will make police patrolling across the city more effective,…
<capital police hold flag march with electric vehicles>
ISLAMABAD witnessed a flag march featuring newly inducted electric vehicles as the capital police embraced environmentally-friendly policing. The march commenced from D-Chowk, traversed major city roads, and concluded back at D-Chowk. This initiative is part of the police's effort to enhance patrolling, surveillance, and response capabilities across the city.
<IGP Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi leads the change>
Under the leadership of IGP Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, the Islamabad Police has been adopting modern policing practices and implementing practical measures to provide effective and timely services to citizens. The addition of a large number of modern electric vehicles to the police fleet is a significant step towards this goal.
<modern vehicles for enhanced policing>
These electric vehicles will not only improve police response times but also expand the patrolling network and strengthen surveillance of important locations and major roads. By utilizing cutting-edge technology, the police aim to prevent crime and enhance the safety of citizens.
<command and control centre visit>
IGP Rizvi recently visited the modern Command, Control, Communication and Coordination Centre, where he received a detailed briefing on advanced monitoring and command systems. These systems include an integrated Safe City system, field force monitoring, emergency response mechanisms, and artificial intelligence-based technology. The IGP emphasized the importance of leveraging modern technology to further strengthen the policing system, improve coordination among police units, and enable faster response during emergencies.
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