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RPO reviews security arrangements for Pakistan-Sri Lanka cricket match

RPO reviews security arrangements for Pakistan-Sri Lanka cricket match
RAWALPINDI, Oct 13 (APP): Regional Police Officer (RPO) Rawalpindi Region Babar Sarfraz Alpa visited the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Tuesday to review security arrangements for the ongoing Pakistan-Sri Lanka cricket match.
SSP Operations Rawalpindi Tariq Mehboob and other relevant officers were also present on the occasion.
During the visit, the RPO was briefed on security arrangements at entry and exit points, security for players and officials, movement of cricket fans, traffic management and deployment of police personnel.
Babar Sarfraz Alpa directed all officers and personnel deployed on security duty to remain fully alert and perform their duties diligently and professionally. He stressed the need to ensure strict implementation of prescribed security standard operating procedures (SOPs), effective checking and continuous surveillance of sensitive locations.
He further directed the concerned officers to ensure smooth traffic flow, facilitate the movement of cricket fans and respond promptly to any suspicious activity or emergency situation. He also emphasized effective coordination among all relevant officers and continuous monitoring of security arrangements.
The RPO said the protection of the lives and property of players, officials, cricket fans and citizens was the foremost priority of the police. He added that all available resources were being utilized to ensure the peaceful and safe conduct of the cricket match.
He reaffirmed that Rawalpindi Police, in coordination with other relevant departments, would continue to fulfil its responsibilities to maintain law and order, facilitate citizens and provide a safe environment for sporting events.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)