Pak vs Aus: Australian Cricket Board officials briefed on security arrangements
Australian specialists express fulfillment over security plans for matches liable to be played at National Stadium Karachi
Security authorities of the Australian Cricket Board visited the Special Security Unit (SSU) base camp on Wednesday and were informed on the security game plans for a normal visit by the Australian cricket crew to Pakistan.
The representative for the SSU said a three-part appointment of Australian Cricket Board, including Benjamin Carl Oliver, Branden Gerard Drew and Stuart Andrew Bailey, were was invited by DIG Security and Emergency Services Division Sindh Maqsood Ahmed.
Ahmed directed a gathering where he informed the assignment about the security plans to be set once the Australian group visited Pakistan for matches to be played at the National Stadium Karachi.
He said progressed proficient trainings had been given to the commandos of the SSU, and the Special Weapons and Tactics group furnished with the most recent weapons and correspondence framework stayed alert nonstop as a fast reaction power to challenge any crisis circumstance whenever made by hostile to social components and psychological militants.
Moreover, the designation likewise inspected the security plans set at Airport, National Stadium, courses and lodgings. The appointment visited various segments of the SSU Headquarters and commended the endeavors being made to keep up with proficient guidelines and upgrade the expert capacities of the police commandos.
The appointment communicated their fulfillment over the security game plans for the cricket matches liable to be played at the National Stadium. They additionally saw the security game plans to be set during the West Indies cricket crew's visit through Pakistan.
