Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has launched a free emergency mobile charging service at 30 key locations across Lahore to help citizens stay connected during emergencies. The initiative has been introduced under the Safe City Project to enhance public safety and convenience.
These charging points are equipped with panic buttons, free Wi-Fi, and 24/7 emergency support, allowing citizens to quickly seek help when needed. The service is especially useful for people facing low battery situations while traveling, working late hours, or dealing with emergencies.
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Officials say the project aims to use modern technology to improve urban safety and provide quick assistance to the public. Citizens have welcomed the initiative, calling it a practical and people-friendly step toward a safer and smarter Lahore.
The Punjab government says more public safety facilities will be added in the future to further strengthen emergency response systems across the city.
