F.P. Report
PESHAWAR: The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Dr. Sanaullah Abbasi Monday said that the eradication of polio was national obligation and stressed the need for collective efforts against the deadly disease.
This, he said, while administering polio drops to the children during the ongoing polio campaign in Police Services Hospital Peshawar here.
Capital City police officer Abbas Ahsan, SSP Operations Peshawar Yasir Afridi, Deputy Commissioner Peshawar Khalid, Additional Commissioner Peshawar Ashfaq and District Polio Communication Officer Dr. Faisal accompanied the IGP on this occasion.
The IGP also reviewed the adopted police security measures for polio campaign in Peshawar.
Talking on the occasion, the KP Police Chief said that police officers and jawans have already rendered supreme sacrifices of their precious lives while ensuring security to the polio workers and vowed that full pledged security would be provided to polio workers in very campaign.
The IGP said that KP Police was fully committed to make province polio free and hoped that very soon Pakistan will be made polio free nation of the world. The IGP urged the parents to administer polio drops upto 5 year old children so as to clear the area of this virus.
The IGP also issued directives for making the ongoing campaign successful and providing fool proof security to the polio teams. The IGP also stressed the need for better coordination amongst police, health department and security forces for achieving the desired targets against polio.
Earlier, Deputy Commissioner Peshawar appreciated the police efforts and security apparatus for the ongoing polio campaign and thanked the IGP and his team in this connection.
