Punjab Allocates Rs. 2 Billion for Emergency Preparedness Amid Rising Tensions with India
Amid escalating tensions between Pakistan and India, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has approved a significant Rs. 2 billion internal security fund to enhance emergency preparedness across the province.
The Punjab Home Department has confirmed that the funds have been disbursed to deputy commissioners in all districts, aimed at strengthening the province’s ability to respond swiftly to any unforeseen events.
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Purpose of the Security Fund
This emergency allocation is designed to:
- Secure essential supplies such as food rations, fuel, and medicines
- Support law enforcement agencies
- Strengthen civil defense and rescue operations
- Ensure the maintenance of law and order
All relevant departments have been placed on high alert as part of this strategic preparedness initiative.
Government’s Appeal to the Public
Authorities have issued an advisory urging residents to:
- Limit unnecessary movement
- Avoid non-essential travel
- Refrain from sharing or acting upon unverified social media content
This public guidance is part of broader efforts to maintain social stability and operational efficiency of emergency services during this period of heightened alert.
This proactive move by the Punjab government underscores its commitment to public safety and readiness in the face of growing regional uncertainty.
