The countdown to the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is on, and excitement is building across Pakistan. But as fans prepare to cheer on their favorite teams, Punjab Police is rolling up its sleeves to ensure the tournament runs smoothly and safely. With Lahore and Rawalpindi hosting several high-profile matches, a massive security plan is already in motion.
A Massive Security Operation
This isn’t just another cricket tournament; it’s one of the biggest sporting events to grace Pakistan in recent years. Punjab Police understands the stakes and has unveiled a comprehensive security strategy.
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Here’s what we know so far:
- Personnel Deployment: A whopping 12,564 officers and personnel will be on duty. Out of these, 7,618 will ensure safety in Lahore, while 4,535 will handle security in Rawalpindi.
- Special Branch: To strengthen operations, 411 officers from the Special Branch will also join the effort.
Safety is being taken seriously. Aerial monitoring, backed by the Pakistan Army and Rangers, will keep an eye on the action from above. On the ground, Safe City cameras will monitor routes to and from the venues. This real-time surveillance system aims to prevent incidents and ensure a seamless experience for players and fans alike.
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State Guest Status for Players
When it comes to the participating players, Punjab Police isn’t cutting any corners. All players will receive state guest status, meaning their safety is a top priority. This level of care highlights Pakistan’s commitment to hosting an unforgettable tournament.
Officials have assured that all arrangements will be finalized in the coming days. With the tournament kicking off on February 19 and wrapping up on March 9, there’s little time left to iron out the details.
The ICC Champions Trophy isn’t just about cricket; it’s about showcasing Pakistan’s capability as a world-class host. For a nation passionate about cricket, this is more than a tournament—it’s a matter of pride. And with Punjab Police stepping up, fans can focus on what matters most: the game.
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