ISLAMABAD, Oct 30 (APP): Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Capt (retd) Muhammad Sohail Chaudhry visited the Command, Control, Communication and Coordination (4C) Centre at the Central Police Office and reviewed its AI-based security monitoring system, field force surveillance and emergency response arrangements.
He inspected the modern technology-based centre and reviewed its performance for monitored security across the federal capital to supervise police personnel in the field and ensure a quick response to emergencies.
He said the concerned officers briefed the IGP on various systems operating at the 4C Centre, including the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other modern technologies for security monitoring and coordination.
The IGP Sohail directed officers to make effective use of available technology and resources to further improve security surveillance, field force monitoring and emergency response across Islamabad.
Later, the IGP Sohail also listened to the complaints and problems of citizens, police officers and personnel who visited the Central Police Office.
He directed the concerned officers to ensure timely resolution of complaints and applications on merit.
IGP Sohail said the effective use of modern technology, timely relief to citizens and resolution of police personnel’s problems were among the key priorities of Islamabad Police.
He urged all officers to perform their professional duties with dedication, responsibility and effective use of available resources.
Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)
