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DG Rangers reviews security measures at National Stadium

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KARACHI: Director-General Rangers Sindh Major-General Mohammad Saeed visited the National Stadium here on Friday to review the security arrangements made for the matches of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) - 2019.He was briefed about the security measures made for the PSL matches, beginning at the stadium on Saturday (March 9) and to be continued till March 17 when the final will be played.The DG Rangers issued instructions to further improve the security arrangements for the tournament.

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