The proposed facility will be set up at the City Armed Reserve grounds and will house bomb detection equipment along with trained personnel.  Photo | Express
Vijayawada

NTR dist CP lays foundation for bomb detection block in Vijayawada

The new block is expected to enhance their efficiency by providing better infrastructure and operational support.

Express News Service

VIJAYAWADA: NTR district commissioner of police (CP) SV Rajasekhara Babu laid the foundation stone for the construction of a dedicated bomb detection equipment block under the NTR Police Commissionerate, aimed at strengthening security infrastructure and preparedness on Monday.

Rajasekhara Babu emphasised the importance of advanced surveillance and detection systems in ensuring public safety.

The proposed facility will be set up at the City Armed Reserve grounds and will house bomb detection equipment along with trained personnel. These teams, operating under the supervision of senior officers, play a critical role during visits by dignitaries, VVIPs, and other high-profile individuals.

They are actively involved in security arrangements, narcotics control operations, and criminal investigations, ensuring that events and movements take place without disruption. Officials noted that trained bomb detection squads are already being deployed for preventive checks to identify explosive threats in advance. The new block is expected to enhance their efficiency by providing better infrastructure and operational support.

Delhi Police denies permission for Jantar Mantar protest; asks DMRC to consider closing 57 metro stations

Bypoll results LIVE | BJP leads by over 80,000 votes in Nagaon, ahead in West Bengal; TVK leads in two TN seats as NR Congress wins Thattanchavady

HC directs Kerala police chief to register case against ex-CM Pinarayi Vijayan and family in CMRL pay-off case

Delhi court grants Brij Bhushan time to reply to plea against acquittal in a sexual harassment case

‘All options on the table’: INDIA bloc eyes fresh protests over alleged 'vote chori'