n response to concerns of possible security threats, Islamabad’s security has been heightened, with the city’s law enforcement authorities taking comprehensive measures to ensure public safety.

This decision follows specific directives from Islamabad Capital City Police Officer (ICCPO), Dr. Akbar Nasir. Senior police officers have been tasked with maintaining heightened vigilance within their respective jurisdictions. Additionally, substantial efforts are underway to bolster security arrangements for the upcoming Eid Milad-un-Nabi processions.

Given the current circumstances, all entry and exit points in Islamabad are under increased scrutiny. Surveillance and monitoring capabilities are being augmented through the utilization of Safe City cameras, enhancing the city’s overall security apparatus.

Furthermore, officers and personnel on duty have received instructions to further enhance security measures. This includes rigorous monitoring of suspicious vehicles and individuals, as well as ensuring that officials stationed at duty points are equipped with bulletproof jackets and helmets.

Officers have been issued directives to expedite security efforts against suspected individuals within the federal capital. The Islamabad Capital Police have placed the safety of citizens’ lives and property as their top priority, and any attempts to disrupt the city’s peace will not be tolerated.

In light of these security measures, the public is advised to carry their identification documents while traveling and cooperate with police personnel at checkpoints. Citizens are also urged to report any suspicious persons or activities by dialing the Islamabad Capital Police helpline, Pucar-15.

The Islamabad administration, in collaboration with law enforcement agencies, is committed to ensuring a secure environment for all residents and visitors to the federal capital during this critical period.