Sherpao opens computerized vehicle registration system
By Ali Imran

ISLAMABAD—Federal Minister for Interior Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao inaugurated computerized vehicles registration system here on Friday.
Terming the launching of the computerized registration system as a great achievement for Islamabad, Aftab Sherpao, said that all departments in the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) would be gradually computerized. Highlighting the features of the system, Sherpao said that computerization of all vehicles in the ICT would help provide a complete and standard database that could immediately provide basic information of the registered vehicles to customers. “The computerized registration system will check tempering and provide a foolproof system,” he added.
Sherpao said that the offices of ICT administration, revenue and police were being computerized. Besides, he said, that work on installation of security cameras in the federal capital was underway to providefoolproof security to the citizens.
He said that roads were being extended and underpasses and overhead bridges being built to solve traffic problems. “The government is focusing on improvement of infrastructure,” Sherpao asserted.
The Interior Minister said that the ICT administration had been directed to keep watchful eyes on prices of commodities during Eidul Azha and Muharram, ensure provision of edibles at low price to the citizens andprotect their life and property.
Earlier, chief commissioner Islamabad, Khalid Pervez, addressing the reception said that about two hundred vehicles are registered daily in Islamabad and about one lakh and ten thousands vehicles have so far been registered under the computerized registration system. He said that about 12.2 million rupees have so far been spent on the project. He said that the computerized registration system issue printed registration book with multiple security features.