In a significant step towards enhancing border security and civilian safety, Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Poonch chaired a District Level Standing Committee meeting today, focusing on effective border management. The meeting brought together senior officials, security personnel, and local representatives to discuss strategies for maintaining peace and security along the International Border.
The primary aim of the meeting was to strengthen coordination between the general public and security forces to ensure safety and vigilance near border areas. DC Poonch emphasized the importance of a collaborative approach, stating that "a well-coordinated effort between civilians and the forces is crucial for tackling security challenges and ensuring peace in the region."
Key topics covered included establishing clear communication channels, improving emergency response capabilities, and addressing security concerns voiced by residents living near the border. Officials encouraged civilians to report suspicious activities and discussed ways to enhance mutual trust and cooperation.
Security forces outlined steps they plan to implement for quick response to potential threats, and civilian representatives expressed their commitment to supporting these measures. The committee agreed to hold regular meetings to review progress and adapt strategies as needed.
This meeting underlines the administration's commitment to securing the border region and fostering a safe environment for residents and security personnel alike.
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