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Bhaktapur police brings out one-year strategic work plan

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Bhaktapur, Dec 17: The Metropolitan Police Range Office, Bhaktapur on Friday made public a one-year strategic work plan to maintain peace and security in the district.

The work plan was announced at a press conference by Superintendent of Police (SP) Kiran Rana.

SP Rana said the introduction of the work plan was made under a campaign to maintain peace and security, curb criminal activities, intimidation and threats, control contraband smuggling and trafficking, minimize road accidents, take preventive measures in the event of natural disasters, curtail theft, financial crime, extortion and black market trading. He added that the work plan encompasses 16 different topics.

The police plan to launch ‘operation sweep’ in the district with effective security plan by identifying pocket areas of crime, and increase the number of police patrol and mobilization in plain clothes.

SP Rana said the authorities also plan to carry out daily checking at the hotels, lodges and guest houses to stop flesh trade.

In order to streamline the efficiency of the district’s security management, separate areas will be divided under the command of senior police officials.

On the occasion, Range’s Spokesperson and Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Krishna Prasai, shared that the police will now create a list of gangsters and initiate necessary action. The police will also control the operation of illegal sand mines.

The police also plan to launch public awareness programmes on drug abuse and collect as much information as possible by expanding the horizon of the relation with the civilians. It will also launch special checking at the entry points into the district and coordinate with the traffic police at areas prone to accidents.

As the district is witnessing a surge in the number of suicide cases, the police will keep the record of the shops selling insect poison and control its sale to people other than farmers. RSS