5,000 security personnel manning different points inside, outside Red Zone


Islamabad: The district administration of Islamabad has made elaborate security arrangements in view of voting on the no-trust motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan due to take place today on the orders of the Supreme Court (SC), GNN reported on Saturday.
In order to maintain a law and order situation, the Red Zone has been completely sealed off with barbed wires and containers, while around 5, 000 personnel of law-enforcement agencies (LEAs) such as police, FC, and Pakistan Rangers have been deployed inside and outside the zone.
Senior officials of these departments are also present at different spots and the entry of ordinary people and private vehicles is completely banned; only members of the National Assembly and concerned persons are allowed.
The administration has informed the people that enter into the Red Zone is only allowed via Margallah Road.

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