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240,418 CALLS RECEIVED AT 15 HELPLINE; 151,812FAKE/ IRRELEVANT CALLS 42,825CASES GENERATED LOST & FOUND: FOUND 08 MISSING PERSONS, 10 VEHICLE, 04 AUTO-RICKSHAWS AND 188 MOTORBIKES. Lahore Jan 06: Punjab safe Cities Authority (PSCA) released the statistics of calls received on emergency helplines 15 for the month of January here on Saturday. According to details, The 15 Emergency Helpline received 240,418...

The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has impounded a vehicle over non-payment of 79 e-challans on Wednesday. According to the details, a blacklisted vehicle was spotted by the PSCA cameras during surveillance near the Faisal town. The vehicle was intercepted by the traffic wardens on the instruction of PSCA. The vehicle e-challans were checked through an app provided by the...

The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has impounded a Motorcycle over non-payment of 139 e-challans on Monday. According to the details, a blacklisted Bike was spotted by the PSCA cameras during surveillance near the DHA phase 5. The Bike was intercepted by the traffic warden on the instruction of PSCA. The bike e-challans were checked through an app provided by the...

National Highway and Motorways Police Officers, Training College Sheikhupura, visited PPIC3, Qurban Lines Lahore on Wednesday. The 40-member delegation was apprised of functions and structure of the premier project of Punjab Safe Cities Authority by DSP Asghar Guraya , while escorting the entourage, established the inevitability of such pervasive and omniscient policing enterprise as a valid remedy to modern day security challenges.            ...

A high-level security delegation of the South African Security team and ICC Security team along with PCB Officials visited Punjab safe cities authority headquarters at Qurban lines on Friday to assess security arrangements. Managing director Rao Sardar Ali Khan and chief operating officer Muhammad Kamran Khan gave a detailed briefing on the security arrangements by safe cities authority outside and...

Undertraining DSPs of National Highway and Motorways Police, Training College Sheikhupura, visited PPIC3, Qurban Lines Lahore here on Monday. The 30-member the delegation was apprised of the functions and structure of the premier project of Punjab Safe Cities Authority by the Chief Operating Officer Muhammad Kamran Khan. The officers, while escorting the entourage, established the inevitability of such pervasive and omniscient policing enterprise...

Under Training officers from Pakistan Provincial Services Academy Peshawar visited PPIC3, Qurban Lines Lahore here on Friday. The 26-member delegation was apprised of functions and structure of the premier project of Punjab Safe Cities Authority by the Managing Director Rao Sardar Ali Khan and Chief Operating Officer Kamran Khan. The officers, while escorting the entourage, established the inevitability of such...

9th junior command course seniors DSP’s from training collage sihala visited   Punjab Safe Cities Authority here on Wednesday. According to the detail, the delegation consisted of 50 DSPs and faculty members, briefed about the working of the PSCA by Chief operating officer PSCA Muhammad Kamran khan and Operation Commander PPIC-3 SP Muhammad Asim Jasra. On this occasion, PPIC-3 DSP Coordination’s...

A Mehfil-e-Milad was organized at Punjab safe cities authority in connection with Shan-e-Rahmatul Lil Alameen (PBUH) week being celebrated on the special directives of Chief Minister Punjab, Sardar Usman Buzdar here on Saturday. The participants  keeping in view the Corona Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), expressed Love and gratitude for Hazrat Muhammad (SAW). Addressing on the occasion the Chief operation officer...

Punjab Safe Cities Authority has decided to launch online payment of E-challans in collaboration with the Finance Department. Given the concerns of coronavirus and keeping in view the convenience and time saving of the citizens, the online E-payment of E-challan set to be launched soon in collaboration with the Finance Department. Citizens will no longer have to line up at...