1,500 policemen to guard NSK during National T20 Cup

Published September 17, 2014
KARACHI: Karachi Commissioner Shoaib Siddiqui addresses a press conference to inform about security and other arrangements made for the Haier National T20 Cup at the National Stadium on Tuesday. Also seen in the picture are adviser to PCB chairman (South) Salahuddin Sallu, KMC administator Rauf Akhtar Farooqi and KCCA president Prof Ejaz Faruqi.
KARACHI: Karachi Commissioner Shoaib Siddiqui addresses a press conference to inform about security and other arrangements made for the Haier National T20 Cup at the National Stadium on Tuesday. Also seen in the picture are adviser to PCB chairman (South) Salahuddin Sallu, KMC administator Rauf Akhtar Farooqi and KCCA president Prof Ejaz Faruqi.

KARACHI: Around 1,500 security personnel will be on duty to guard the National Stadium when the National Twenty20 Cup explodes into action on Wednesday.

“Foolproof security will be in place for this prestigious event,” Karachi commissioner Shoaib Siddiqui said at a joint news conference at the National Stadium on Tuesday.

KMC Administrator Rauf Akhtar Faruqi, Salahuddin Ahmed representing PCB, KCCA president Prof. Ejaz Faruqi, SSP East Pir Mohammad Shah, Senior Manager NSK Arshad Khan and other officials were present on the occasion.

Shoaib said the holding of the event was a great honuor for the city and appealed to the stakeholders to make it a great success.

“All the agencies of the city will be coordinating in the successful conduct of the championship,” he said. “Security gates will be installed at the main enternce of the stadium.”

Published in Dawn, September 17th, 2014

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