Govt urged to improve law, order

Published June 23, 2006

LAHORE, June 22: The Lahore Chamber of Commerce and industry has urged the government to take steps for improvement in law and order situation.

Expressing concern over an armed robbery at a feed factory on Sheikhupura Road in a statement issued here on Thursday, LCCI president Mian Shafqat Ali said the deteriorating law and order situation required serious government attention because it was posing a serious threat to efforts for attracting foreign investment.

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