Web Desk: The Government of Balochistan has approved, in principle, the establishment of a modern Safe City Authority to strengthen security and surveillance across the province.
The decision was taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Mir Sarfraz Bugti, where progress on Safe City projects was reviewed in detail. The provincial government agreed to ensure the provision of required financial and technical resources on a priority basis to fast-track implementation.
Advanced Surveillance and Monitoring Plan
Officials briefed the meeting on proposals to install state-of-the-art surveillance cameras, command and control centers, and integrated monitoring systems in major cities of Balochistan. The chief minister directed all departments to remove administrative and technical bottlenecks immediately and accelerate work on the projects.
He said the Safe City system would enable round-the-clock monitoring of road networks, sensitive installations, and public places. He added that after Punjab, Balochistan would become the second province to introduce a comprehensive and modern Safe City framework.
Boost to Law Enforcement and Public Safety
According to the chief minister, the completion of Safe City projects will significantly improve crime prevention, traffic management, and emergency response capabilities. He emphasized that protecting the lives and property of citizens through the use of modern technology remains a top priority of the provincial government.
He further stated that the establishment of the Safe City Authority would enhance the operational efficiency and coordination of law enforcement agencies.
The meeting was attended by Shakeel Qadir Khan, Hamza Shafqaat, Muhammad Tahir Khan, Principal Secretary Imran Zarkoon, along with other senior officials.
