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DMP Enhances Security Across Dhaka With Intensive Checkposts and Heightened Surveillance

DMP Strengthens Capital-Wide Security With Strategic Checkposts, Vehicle Inspections, and Increased Police Patrols

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Staff Reporter • 11 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

DMP Enhances Security Across Dhaka With Intensive Checkposts and Heightened Surveillance
DMP security checkpoint and vehicle inspection in Dhaka.

To guarantee the safety of citizens, prevent criminal activities, and protect vehicular transit across the capital, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has launched an intensive security operation throughout Dhaka. Checkposts have been established at vital entry points, major roadways, and crime-prone zones alongside heightened police patrols and surveillance.

The initiative was officially announced by Md. Akhtar Hossain, Deputy Commissioner of the DMP Media and Public Relations Division, on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. He noted that coordinated operations involving various DMP police stations and units include inspecting suspicious individuals and vehicles, verifying motorcycle and automobile documentation, and closely monitoring suspicious movements.

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DC Akhtar Hossain emphasized that police presence has been reinforced at key intersections and public gathering places to thwart snatching, theft, robbery, and other street crimes. DMP maintains that these proactive security measures will remain active to safeguard residents and ensure secure urban commuting.

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