Kidnapped girl recovered

Islamabad: The DPO Saddar Zone Nosherwan Ali has commended SDPO Ramna and the police team for safely recovering an abducted girl from Ramna police station jurisdiction, the police spokesman said.

A ceremony was held at DPO Saddar Zone office to award certificates of appreciation among the police officials for effective performance. In this regard, the DPO Saddar Zone commanded SDPO Ramna, SHO Ramna and police team officials to safely recover an abducted girl, whose missing FIR No. 830/23 was registered at Ramna police station.

On this occasion, DPO Saddar Zone said that our first duty is to ensure the safety of Islamabad and its citizens and we will not hesitate to lay down our lives in this regard. He said that the officials who perform well should be rewarded. We are public servants, so every official should perform his duties with good intentions and passion. He further said that the officials who will show good performance in the future will be encouraged as well.

Crackdown on underage drivers

Rawalpindi: City Traffic Police (CTP) Rawalpindi in their ongoing operation launched against underage drivers have issued over 1600 challan tickets and imposed fines amounting to Rs800,000, said Chief Traffic Officer (CTO), Taimoor Khan.

Talking to this agency, he informed that CTP had also lodged 370 FIRs against the rules violators. He said fatal road accidents occur due to speeding and reckless driving of the drivers particularly underage. In a recent tragic incident that took place in Lahore, due to the carelessness and negligence of the parents and an underage driver, precious lives were lost. The CTP said that earlier, action by the law was being taken against the underage divers and now on the decision of the Lahore High Court and special orders of Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi, the ongoing operation against the rules violators had been accelerated. — APP