Pak Security Apparatus Geared To Meet All Challenges: CJCSC

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), General Tariq Majid, NI(M) has rejected the article by Seymour M. Hersh, published in The New Yorker’ terming it as absurd and plain mischievous. He stated, “we have operationalised a very effective nuclear security regime, which incorporates very stringent custodial and access controls.

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), General Tariq Majid, NI(M) has rejected the article by Seymour M. Hersh, published in The New Yorker’ terming it as absurd and plain mischievous.

He stated, “we have operationalised a very effective nuclear security regime, which incorporates very stringent custodial and access controls.

As overall custodian of the development of our strategic programme, I reiterate in very unambiguous terms that there is absolutely no question of sharing or allowing any foreign individual, entity or a state, any access to sensitive information about our nuclear assets,” said an ISPR press release issued here Monday.

Our engagement with other countries through IAEA or bilaterally to learn more about the international best practices for security of such assets are based on two clearly spelt out RedLines – non intrusiveness’ and our right to pick and choose’.

Also, our security apparatus has the capacity and is fully geared to meet all conceivable challenges, therefore, we do not need to negotiate with any other country to physically augment our security forces, which in any case, we believe, are more capable than their forces.”

Commenting on the question raised through an article captioned Pakistan Nuclear Security Plan: How much does US really know?’, which appeared in The News’, Islamabad on November 9, General Tariq responded, “only that much as they can guess and nothing more”.

School Closings Hurricane Ida:

School Closings Hurricane Ida: Florida Public Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday due to Hurricane Ida.

School Closings Hurricane Ida:Florida Public Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday due to Hurricane Ida. Schools will also be closed on Wednesday in observance of Veterans Day.

Baldwin County Public Schools will be closed Monday.

Mobile County Catholic Schools will let out early at 12:30pm

Baldwin County Catholic Schools will be closed Monday.

Bayside Academy will be closed Monday.

Jubilee Christian Academy will be closed Monday.

Little Ducklings Child Care in Daphne will be closed Monday.

Central Christian School of Baldwin will be closed Monday.

1st Baptist CDC Bay Minette daycare will be cloed Monday.

Alabama Gulf Coast Christian Academy (Baldwin County) Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Open Door Christian School and Day care- Foley- Closed Monday.

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