Sindh Rangers chalk out security plan for strategic installations

KARACHI: Pakistan Rangers, Sindh have chalked out a strategy to protect sensitive installations in view of any fall out of Zarb-i-Azb military operation in North Waziristan.

Other concerned departments have also been asked to exercise extra-vigilance and ensure immediate sharing of information with the Rangers authorities.

The security plan for the city was discussed and finalised at a meeting held here at Rangers headquarters.

Senior Rangers officers, Additional Inspector General of Police Karachi Ghulam Qadir Thebo, Director General Maritime Security Agency, Pakistan Navy officers, Deputy Inspector General (Traffic Police), Security Director, Karachi Port Trust, Deputy Commissioner South and representatives from local government department attended the meeting.

Rangers and police officers took detailed deliberations on pros and cons of the threats and onward security measures, which the meeting approved.

The meeting was told that all the relevant departments would work in close coordination and share any information they would get to preempt any terrorists threat.

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Five of a family gunned down in Karachi’s DHA Phase IV

Five of a family gunned down in Karachi’s DHA Phase IV

KARACHI: Bodies of five members of a family, including children, were discovered on Tuesday in a bungalow on 3rd Commercial street of Defense Housing Authority (DHA) Phase IV area in Karachi. All five persons were shot to death and the single weapon used in the killings was also found on the spot. The deceased family members included the head of the family, his wife and three children aged one, ten and thirteen respectively. Police officials suspected that the head of the family, who was the owner of Sanghar sugar mills, might have committed suicide after killing his family as the doors of the house were locked from inside.

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