Key Points:

The Patrolling Police registered 692 cases across the Faisalabad region during October 2026
Faisalabad district recorded 271 cases, Jhang 213, Toba Tek Singh 135 and Chiniot 73
The force arrested 38 proclaimed offenders and 22 absconding accused during the month
Police recovered 599 litres of liquor and seized illegal weapons in five cases
Seven missing children were recovered safely and handed over to their parents

FAISALABAD: The Patrolling Police registered 692 cases across the Faisalabad region during October, according to the force’s monthly performance report.

The Faisalabad region comprises Faisalabad, Jhang, Chiniot and Toba Tek Singh districts. Faisalabad district accounted for 271 of the cases, followed by Jhang with 213, Toba Tek Singh with 135 and Chiniot with 73, according to the report. In actions against criminal elements, the force arrested 38 proclaimed offenders and 22 absconding accused during the month.

In actions against drug dealers, the patrolling police registered 34 cases and recovered 599 litres of liquor in total during the month.

In actions against illegal weapons, the force registered five cases. Three 30-bore pistols, one 12-bore gun and 12 bullets and cartridges were seized during the actions.

The force also recovered a stolen motorcycle bearing registration No. ARR/9274 and cash of Rs21,100 during the actions.

Within Faisalabad limits, the force seized 595 kilograms of unhygienic and dead-animal meat during the month.

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Patrolling police personnel assisted 2,091 people travelling on the region’s highways with guidance and timely help during the month. The force also removed 61 encroachments to keep traffic flowing and the highways clear.

The force recovered seven missing children from various places during the month. The children were handed over to their parents and families, the report said.

According to the report, the Patrolling Police Faisalabad Region was fully discharging its professional responsibilities for crime prevention on highways, the protection of citizens’ life and property and safe and peaceful travel for passengers.

The report added that this public service and protection would continue.