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No need to panic, we are doing our best: SSP Kathua COVID-19 4/3/2020 10:37:58 PM Early times Report Jammu, Apr 3: The nation is in the state of lockdown to break the chain of Covid19, the whole nation is doing collective efforts to ensure the safety of all, in this situation many personals of essential services were active day and night to ensure the availability of daily use items. The role of police is really important as much of the responsibility stands on their shoulders. Talking to the ET reporter SSP Kathua said that each policemen is doing his level best as soon as the epidemic hits and lockdown is announced he said that we are ensuring that no one face any problem during this critical phase. We have issued many numbers of PCR's and many officers so that people may contact Police in case of any need. He added that the nearby villages of the Kathua district were also looked up properly as in any kind of emergency police vehicles were available there to ensure the availability of facilities to them. He said we want cooperation from the people to fight against Covid19 and if collectively we worked it leads to the success of all.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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