ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Security Islamabad, Rana Umar Farooq, visited the Safe City Control Room to review the performance, coverage, and effectiveness of surveillance cameras installed across the High Security Zone and Diplomatic Enclave.
During the visit, senior officials provided a comprehensive briefing on real-time camera monitoring, operational coverage, and overall security protocols protecting key infrastructure.
Mandate for Uninterrupted Technical Operations
DIG Rana Umar Farooq issued strict directives calling for timely camera maintenance and ensuring that all technical surveillance systems remain 100% operational at all times.
The DIG emphasized that continuous system uptime is essential for detecting suspicious activities early and enabling rapid emergency responses across the federal capital.
Key Security Directives Issued
Continuous Maintenance: Immediate rectification of any technical glitches or camera faults to keep the network fully operational.
Targeted Surveillance: Heightened monitoring surrounding the Diplomatic Enclave, High Security Zone, and sensitive government installations.
Asset Protection: Utilizing advanced Safe City technology to protect citizens, diplomatic missions, and state assets.
Operational Readiness: Maintaining a high-alert status across all monitoring teams and field units.
Strengthening Capital Protection via Advanced Technology
Addressing officials, DIG Farooq highlighted that Islamabad Police are leveraging all available resources and modern technologies to fortify security for diplomatic personnel and government installations.
He reiterated that the integration of modern monitoring systems through the Safe City initiative ensures a proactive, highly effective security posture for the entire city.
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