Strict Action will be Taken against the Violators of Ban , Orders By IGP SINDH Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar

STRICT ACTION AGAINST VIOLATORS OF BAN, ORDERS BY IGP SINDH MUSHTAQ AHMED MAHAR




Inspector General of Police Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar has been given directions to take action against the gatherings of more than four to five people either on streets, highways, roads, or in motor vehicles.
He said the people should avoid travelling as much as they could and should only come outside if necessary .
He also said the community of traders and businessmen for voluntarily observing the directions of the government to keep markets shut as a precaution against the viral epidemic.
 He said people should voluntarily observe self-isolation at home as a compulsory precaution, refrain from socialising, minimise human and social contacts, and avoid going to mass gatherings to avoid catching the virus.
Earlier, Karachi police chief Ghulam Nabi Memon held a meeting at his office and issued directives to counter the threat of coronavirus in the city.
 Additional IGP Memon said he held a meeting with zonal DIGs, district SSPs and SP investigation, and the meeting deliberated on all issues of police responsibility with reference to the coronavirus emergency and took a number of decisions.
According the decisions, all police leave has been cancelled and nobody will be allowed leave except in extreme emergency. The district SSP has to ensure presence for duty of all police personnel, who have been relieved by the training institutions due to the coronavirus emergency.
Police reserves have been raised at the police station, divisional SP, district SSPs, zonal DIGs and additional IGP level to meet any law and order situation. It has been decided that the police will be polite but very firm in taking action against violations like functions at marriage halls, and holding of temporary bazaars.
Memon said the SSPs would take stock of their anti-riot equipment and send their demands in case of any shortage.
The DIG security will raise manpower of at least 1,000 police officers out of his security units by withdrawing a portion of manpower deployed for guard and personal security. This manpower will be subsequently utilised for the security of main departmental stores in order to ensure smooth supplies of daily-use items to public. The DIG South will coordinate with the MS of the police hospital at the Garden Headquarters for the creation of an isolation ward. He will contact Dr Bari of the Indus Hospital to arrange 1,000 coronavirus kits against a payment to test police officers who are suspected to be infected with the virus.
Memon said the police would improve its intelligence network to check hoarding, and enhance their community engagement to help the public by providing all relevant assistance, something it displayed during the last rain emergency.

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