Más de 12,000 oficiales serán publicados en Pakistán como seguridad para 2025 de la Copa de Campeones

The Punjab police in Pakistan have initiated extensive security measures for the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025, starting in February. According to Geo News, a total of 12,664 officers have been deployed for the tournament. Out of these, 7,618 officers will be stationed in Lahore, while 4,535 officers will manage security in Rawalpindi. Additionally, 411 officers from the Special Branch will enhance operational efficiency.

“Aerial monitoring will be conducted with support from the Pakistan Army and Rangers to strengthen surveillance. Routes to the venues will be monitored via Safe City cameras, providing real-time surveillance to prevent any incidents,” the publication quoted.

PCB spends 12 Billion PKR for Champions Trophy

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly invested 12 billion Pakistani rupees in renovating three stadiums for their first ICC event since the 1996 World Cup. However, delays in completing the renovations have raised concerns about the country’s readiness to host the Champions Trophy 2025. The renovation work was initially expected to be completed by December 31, but with Pakistan missing the deadline at all three venues, there were reports suggesting that the country could lose the hosting rights for the Champions Trophy 2025.

It appears that not much has changed, even after the deadline was extended to January 25. According to a report in Pakistan’s The Dawn, Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium is still not ready, and the completion deadline has now been pushed to February 2. However, the report also mentioned that “most of the work” at the stadium is complete, and only “final touches” remain.