Rawalpindi Police has devised a comprehensive security plan for New Year’s Eve to maintain law and order, ensuring public safety by preventing aerial firing, fireworks, and one-wheeling.
Over 6,500 personnel, including 800 officers and wardens, will be deployed to ensure smooth traffic flow.
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According to CPO Khalid Hamdani, 32 special pickets will be established citywide to curb one-wheeling, with additional pickets set up at police stations to prevent aerial firing and fireworks.
Violators will face strict action, with cases against those involved in aerial firing registered under anti-terrorism laws.
The Dolphin Force, security squads, and police station mobiles will remain on continuous duty, while special security arrangements have also been made for the Christian community. The CPO assured citizens that all measures are being taken to ensure foolproof security, protect lives and property, and enforce the law effectively.
