The Quetta Corps Commander held a special meeting with Pakistani media representatives and briefed them on the security situation in Balochistan.
The briefing covered efforts to restore peace and maintain law and order across the province. The commander also outlined the security challenges facing Balochistan.
The meeting included a discussion on ongoing measures to strengthen peace and stability in the province.
Media Delegation Reviews Seized Weapons
During the visit, the media delegation inspected weapons and ammunition seized from militants during security operations.
The visit provided journalists with an opportunity to observe material recovered during counterterrorism efforts in Balochistan.
The security situation remains a major concern in the province. Recent operations have targeted militant groups in several districts, including Kharan, Washuk, Mastung, Quetta, Kalat and Sibi.
Security Operations to Continue
The Quetta Corps Commander said security measures would continue until the threat posed by militants is eliminated.
He said all possible steps were being taken to establish lasting peace and stability in Balochistan.
The commander also stressed that security and development must move forward together. He said efforts to maintain law and order would continue alongside the province’s development process.
Recent military statements have also linked long-term stability in Balochistan with economic development and improved opportunities for local communities.
Media Delegation Visits CMH Quetta
After the meeting, the media delegation visited the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Quetta.
The journalists met soldiers who were injured during ongoing counterterrorism operations in Balochistan.
The visit provided an opportunity to inquire about the condition of the wounded personnel and acknowledge their service during security operations.
The media engagement comes amid renewed security challenges in Balochistan. Recent reports have highlighted an increase in militant activity in parts of the province.
