Police have asked neighborhood merchants and heads of school officials and the government to install closed-circuit cameras (CCTV) in their own places to improve the security situation.
Directives issued by the general supervisor of the assistant Shangla police Riaz Khan, while speaking at the liaison committee meeting in Karura here the other day. , The elders and youth representatives of governments in the region were present on the occasion.
The officer stressed that the cooperation of the people was the need to eliminate crime and called for the elders to provide assistance to the police to curb child and driving without a license, especially cycling, due to several fatal accidents in the region in recent weeks. Moderated by the traffic police to implement effective measures against underage drivers and cyclists.
Riaz Khan said that in light of the people and the national action plan have been forced to observe suspicious elements in their surroundings, and to inform the police time. And they must locals have full information about people before rental homes and shops. He asked the local government and tribal representatives who are solving small issues under the umbrella of the Liaison Committee.
Workers involved in the agency: dozens of political activists belonging to the PML-N, ANP and other parties, which announced to join Pakistan move-i-fairness in Shakolai in Puran tehsil here the other day party.
They announced their decision at a meeting where he was a special assistant to the Prime Minister Haji Abdul Moneim chief guest. He was a member of the IAEA Judicial Council Akbar Hossain, Tajim Khan, Abdul Mawla a large number of current agency workers.
He said the agency MPA Moneim popularity is growing in the neighborhood because of its "pragmatic." He said that due to the good performance of the people from other political parties joined the agency.
Mr. Monem and claimed that local us to PML has been Shangla budget spending in other areas to gain political influence.
He pointed out that the provincial government will soon launch new development projects in the region.
Directives issued by the general supervisor of the assistant Shangla police Riaz Khan, while speaking at the liaison committee meeting in Karura here the other day. , The elders and youth representatives of governments in the region were present on the occasion.
The officer stressed that the cooperation of the people was the need to eliminate crime and called for the elders to provide assistance to the police to curb child and driving without a license, especially cycling, due to several fatal accidents in the region in recent weeks. Moderated by the traffic police to implement effective measures against underage drivers and cyclists.
Riaz Khan said that in light of the people and the national action plan have been forced to observe suspicious elements in their surroundings, and to inform the police time. And they must locals have full information about people before rental homes and shops. He asked the local government and tribal representatives who are solving small issues under the umbrella of the Liaison Committee.
Workers involved in the agency: dozens of political activists belonging to the PML-N, ANP and other parties, which announced to join Pakistan move-i-fairness in Shakolai in Puran tehsil here the other day party.
They announced their decision at a meeting where he was a special assistant to the Prime Minister Haji Abdul Moneim chief guest. He was a member of the IAEA Judicial Council Akbar Hossain, Tajim Khan, Abdul Mawla a large number of current agency workers.
He said the agency MPA Moneim popularity is growing in the neighborhood because of its "pragmatic." He said that due to the good performance of the people from other political parties joined the agency.
Mr. Monem and claimed that local us to PML has been Shangla budget spending in other areas to gain political influence.
He pointed out that the provincial government will soon launch new development projects in the region.
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