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Police asked to enhance patrolling in Korangi Industrial Area
Karachi, Apr 14, 2009 (Asia Pulse Data Source via COMTEX) --
The police department is making special arrangements to provide security in industrial areas. This was stated by DIG East Zone Zafar Abbas Bukhari here on Monday.
Addressing to the members of the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI), DIG East announced to restructure Madadgaar 15 into Rapid Response Force Police (RRP) for industrial areas.
He said that RRP is being upgraded with latest wireless and satellite system. He informed that Karachi police will soon be receiving 170 vehicles from the government to improve patrolling in the city and these would be distributed to all the areas of the city.
He advised KATI to demand a certain allocation from that big fleet for the KIA to enhance patrolling in its areas. Responding to the complaint by KATI Chief Mian Zahid Hussain about the incidents of crime, the DIG announced to establish check posts at all the entries and exits of Korangi Industrial Area (KIA). This would be implemented with the recommendations of KATIs Law and Order Committee and area police headed by KATIs chief. He said that all those incoming and outgoing vehicles, would be checked on identification.
He said that most of complaints of law and order situation are from KIA Sector 7-A and the police were trying to introduce barrier system in that sector wherein two police constables would be posted. He further said that if any of the staff from local police station would be found in misbehaviour with the complainant, would be punished under the law.
He said that no CBA union would be allowed to create unrest in the areas and if the fake people in the pretext of CBA union would be taken to task. Earlier, the KATI chairman, Main Zahid Hussain in his welcome address pointed out various problems being faced by the industrialists. He said that check posts should be established on all entry and exit points of KIA, police patrol in KIA should be increased, street crimes should be eliminated and thefts of vehicles should be curbed effectively.
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