Pak vs Aus: Lahore police chalks out plan for Pak-Australia series
According to the plan, more than 8,000 police officers and officials of different units of Lahore police will be deputed
March 21, 2022
LAHORE: Amid excitement of cricket fanatics ahead of the first international series at Gaddafi Stadium since 2009, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and administration are taking extra measures for the security of the visiting team.
Police have chalked out a comprehensive security plan for Pakistan-Australia matches to be played at Gaddafi Stadium from March 21 (today) till April 5.
According to the plan, more than 8,000 police officers and officials of different units of Lahore police including SSP, SDPOs, SHOs, Dolphin Squad, Police Response Unit and Elite Force would perform security, patrolling and traffic duties during the matches. Ten SSP, three DSSP, 77 SHOs, 332 upper-subordinates, more than six thousand FCs including lady constables, 204 teams of Dolphin Squad and 107 teams of Police Response Unit (PRU) would be deputed.
Australian players and officials have been given the status of state guests according to the government directions. The CCPO said four-layer security would be provided to the citizens who will only be allowed to enter the stadium after a complete checking process and with coronavirus SOPs. He said CCTV cameras around the stadium and parking areas are fully operational and traffic advisory would be strictly enforced.
