In a significant welfare initiative, the Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has announced the provision of free medical facilities for its officers and personnel. The move is aimed at improving healthcare access for traffic police staff and enhancing their overall professional performance.
Addressing officers, SSP Traffic Captain (R) Hamza Humayun stated that the department places a high priority on the well-being of its workforce. He highlighted that traffic officers often work under challenging weather conditions and high-pressure environments, making it essential to ensure their health and safety.
Under this new welfare program, employees will have access to treatment at reputable hospitals, providing them with quality healthcare services. The initiative is also expected to bring relief to their families while boosting confidence and morale within the force.
SSP Humayun reaffirmed the department’s commitment to continuing such welfare-driven measures in the future to support and strengthen the police force.
Officers and personnel of the Islamabad Traffic Police have welcomed the initiative, describing it as a positive step. They expressed gratitude to senior officials, noting that such efforts significantly improve morale and motivate them to serve the public with greater dedication.
