Islamabad on High Alert as Foreign Delegations Arrive

News Desk 

Islamabad: The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police has placed the federal capital on high alert amid the arrival of foreign delegations, with senior officers directing strict vigilance and enhanced monitoring across key locations.

Superintendent of Police (SP) Judicial Protection Unit Iqbal Khan and SP Aiwan-e-Sadr/Parliament House Tahir Mehmood Khan conducted visits to multiple security checkpoints to review arrangements and assess the preparedness of deployed personnel, an official said on Sunday.

During the inspections, the officers briefed personnel on their duties and issued clear directives to maintain a high level of alertness. They stressed that all assignments must be carried out with professionalism and diligence, warning that any negligence in security responsibilities would not be tolerated.

Officials were instructed to remain fully prepared to handle emergency situations and to keep a close watch on suspicious activities. They were also directed to promptly report any unusual developments to the relevant authorities.

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Emphasizing coordination, the officers highlighted the need for seamless communication among personnel stationed at sensitive نقاط to ensure effective security coverage. The ICT Police reiterated that safeguarding citizens’ lives and property, along with maintaining law and order, remains its top priority.

Meanwhile, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi has ordered the fast-track completion of the under-construction National Police Hospital at Police Lines Headquarters.

During his visit to the project site, Rizvi reviewed the pace and quality of construction work in the presence of senior officers, including the DIG Headquarters and the project manager. He directed authorities to accelerate work while ensuring that the facility meets international standards.

Describing the hospital as a flagship welfare initiative, the IGP said it would significantly improve healthcare services for police personnel and their families, with plans to extend services to the general public in the future.

He added that multiple welfare measures are being introduced to support ICT Police personnel, noting that improved facilities would enhance both their well-being and the morale of their families.