Police app to centralise child abuse monitoring
App will automatically update child abuse complaints
LAHORE:
After failing to achieve any substantial progress on Amber Alert System by the federal government, the Punjab Police decided to launch its own app to monitor incidents of missing, disappeared or abducted children.
The issue of child abuse in Pakistan was highlighted globally after the Zainab rape-cum-murder case. The government had decided to launch Zainab Alert, a local version of Amber Alert, a coordinated, centralised system to disseminate information about missing children and their recovery.
Zainab Alert Response and Recovery Act 2019 was also passed by the government. Under the bill, a body Zainab Alert Response and Recovery Agency (ZARRA) was to be established on the pattern of Amber Alert to inform public and enforcement agencies and recover a missing child through one window operations.
IG asks officers to ensure security during NA 75 Daska by-poll
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Inam Ghani says providing security is important national responsibility for supervisory officers of Punjab Police.
IGP asks officers to not spare any effort in ensuring security as per the ECP instructions.
IGP says command officers themselves should go out in the field to ensure security arrangements.
LAHORE: Inspector General of Punjab Police Inam Ghani chaired a meeting at his office on Wednesday about the security plan of by-elections of the national and provincial assemblies in Sialkot and Khushab.
The meeting was attended by Additional IG Logistics Ali Amir Malik, DIG Establishment II-Maqsood Al-Hassan, DIG Operations Sohail Sukhera, DIG R&D Shahid Javed, RPO Sargodha, Gujranwala and concerned DPOs among other officers.
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