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Pakistan Launches First Virtual Women Police Station
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz unveiled Pakistan’s first virtual women police station at Lahore.
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Pakistan Launches First Virtual Women Police Station

"Meri Awaz…Maryam Nawaz" - A Safe and Confidential Platform for Women
Published: Apr 23, 2024 | 01:26 PM

In a groundbreaking move, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz inaugurated Pakistan first virtual women police station, “Meri Awaz…Maryam Nawaz,” at the Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) on Monday.

A Safe and Confidential Platform

The Virtual Women Police Station is designed to provide a safe and confidential platform for women to report crimes and seek assistance.

Women can reach out to the police through various platforms, including the 15 Call, Women Safety App’s live chat, video call, Punjab Police App, and Safe City web portal.

Guiding Women through the Justice Process

The Virtual Women Police Station will guide women through all aspects of dealing with crime, from filing an FIR to investigation and trial processes.

The station is committed to addressing women’s issues promptly, with a focus on resolving problems such as harassment as a top priority.

Live Video Call Feature and Panic Buttons

The station features a live video call feature, allowing women to visually communicate their problems and locations directly to the authorities.

Additionally, 100 modern emergency panic buttons have been installed across Lahore, allowing immediate connection to Safe City in case of emergencies.

Women Police Communication Officers and Complaint Mechanism

IT graduate women police communication officers have been deployed at the Pakistan Virtual Women Police Station to assist complainants.

A complaint mechanism has also been activated, enabling anonymous reporting of crimes, police misconduct, and grievances via the 1787 Helpline and Safe City Authority Web Portal.

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Free Wi-Fi Service and Artificial Intelligence in Traffic Management

During her visit, Maryam Nawaz also launched the “CM Maryam Nawaz Free Wi-Fi” service at over 50 locations across Lahore.

Additionally, she was briefed on the groundbreaking use of artificial intelligence to issue 19 traffic violation challans in Lahore, marking a first in South Asia.

A Step towards a Safer Pakistan

The launch of the Virtual Women Police Station is a significant step towards creating a safer and more inclusive society for women in Pakistan.

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We commend Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz for her initiative and commitment to women’s empowerment.

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