Govt to establish safe city projects in Dasu, Chilas for foreigners’ security

ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to establish Safe City projects in Dasu and Chilas to bolster security for foreigners, including Chinese nationals. This initiative aims to enhance surveillance and ensure safety using advanced technology and artificial intelligence tools.

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The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, who emphasised the importance of a comprehensive plan for the project. Naqvi has formed a special committee to draft the plan and has ordered the submission of final recommendations within 15 days.

“The Prime Minister has directed the establishment of Safe City projects in Dasu and Chilas,” Naqvi stated. “These projects will be implemented according to modern requirements similar to those in Islamabad and Lahore. The Safe City initiative is not just about installing cameras but creating a sophisticated system equipped with cutting-edge technology.”

The Interior Minister highlighted that the project would ensure comprehensive security and surveillance in the region. He confirmed that the Islamabad Police would provide full support for the initiative. He has tasked WAPDA, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police, and the Islamabad Police with jointly preparing the plan.

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Naqvi formed a committee comprising IG Islamabad, RPO Hazara, and a WAPDA representative. This committee is expected to meet within 15 days to present a detailed and comprehensive plan for the establishment of the Safe City projects in Chilas and Dasu. – INP