ISLAMABAD – The Interior Ministry of Pakistan has decided to provide president equivalent security to the Zimbabwe cricket team.
According to the security plan, the travelling route for the cricket teams would be completely blocked and a security equivalent to that of the President would be provided.
The Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has also been invited to watch the cricket matches. The invitation cards for all the four chief ministers have also been prepared.
Special security passes would be issued for getting entrance into the venue. Four thousand police officials and special branch officers will be on duty throughout the matches.
30 snipers will be guarding the team throughout the match at the Gaddafi stadium. The spectators will be allowed to use the gate adjacent to the Gulberg area and they will have to go through four check points before they can enter the stadium.
SP Mujahid will be on duty while the Zimbabwe team travels from the airport to the stadium and hotel. Bomb disposal squad and rescue teams will camp alongside the fire brigade convoy.
Moreover, four elite forces cars will patrol the stadium during the matches.
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