During his 19-month tenure as the Chief Secretary of Gilgit-Baltistan, Mohiuddin Wani has left a remarkable legacy of transformative initiatives and services in the region. Under his leadership, significant progress was made in various key sectors, including education, health, IT, tourism, and environmental conservation.
As part of an initiative to modernize education, a segment of the former Gilgit jail has been repurposed into a public library. This effort is part of the "GB Dream Moves On" project led by GB Chief Secretary Mohiyuddin Wani, aiming to establish educational facilities. The library's opening was marked by an official inauguration.
The Babusar Pass experienced an unusual and significant snowfall on August 28th, leading to unexpected challenges for those traveling through the area.
Traversing the picturesque landscapes of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit-Baltistan turned into a challenging endeavor as parts of the famed Karakoram Highway encountered blockages due to landslides and mudslides. This Monday, travel along the highway connecting Punjab to northern regions and ultimately into China was disrupted by natural events. Read More: KPK Citizens Called to Peaceful Protest Against Holy Quran Desecration in Sweden Mudflow in Lahore Nullah became the catalyst behind the roadblock near Shangla’s Bisham city, according...
As anticipation builds for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations on August 14, Islamabad Police has introduced an extensive security and traffic plan. A comprehensive security framework will envelop the capital, with security personnel strategically positioned at crucial locations, bolstered by vigilant sniffer dogs and advanced equipment to ensure safety at popular areas like Daman-e-Koh, Pir Sohawa, and Margalla hills. Taking a proactive approach, plainclothes police officers, alongside intelligence personnel, will discreetly monitor sensitive zones across Islamabad. Police checkpoints will dot the main arteries, forming distinct security zones, reinforced by additional forces from the Rangers, Frontier Constabulary, and Islamabad Police, particularly at key entry and exit points. Read more : PIA offers Independence Day discounts on domestic flights Equine-mounted security personnel will elegantly patrol the city streets, adding a unique dimension to the security measures. Residents and visitors are urged to carry their identification documents for efficient security checks. For traffic management, Islamabad Capital Police’s (Traffic Division) specialized plan aims to streamline vehicular movement and ensure road safety. A dedicated workforce of 550 officers, led by a Superintendent of Police (SP), four Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs), and 22 inspectors, will implement the plan. Special enforcement squads will strategically deploy roadblocks at critical intersections throughout the city, cracking down on infractions such as one-wheeling on motorcycles, tinted-window vehicles, and noisy exhaust systems. In a technologically innovative move, ICTP Radio FM 92.4 will broadcast real-time traffic updates, enhancing public awareness and facilitating smoother traffic flow. This comprehensive strategy highlights Islamabad Capital Police’s unwavering commitment to citizen safety and underscores the importance of maintaining order in the city.
