Balochistan IGP reviews Turbat security

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A file photo showing policemen in black uniforms standing with guns. — Reuters/File
A file photo showing policemen in black uniforms standing with guns. — Reuters/File

GWADAR: The Balochistan inspector general of police, Muhammad Tahir, on Wednesday chaired a meeting in Turbat to review the law and order situation, security measures and strategies to prevent crime in the region.

Senior police officers briefed the meeting on security challenges, anti-drug operations, patrol arrangements, public safety and measures to modernise policing. During the visit, the IGP met families of police martyrs and paid tribute to their sacrifices, assuring them of the department’s continued support.

Reviewing the security situation in Kech, he said protecting lives and property, upholding the rule of law and ensuring a peaceful environment were the police’s top priorities. He directed officers to intensify operations against criminal elements and strengthen community engagement. The IGP also inspected Turbat City Police Station and directed officials to improve service delivery.

Published in Dawn, November 12th, 2026

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