Plan afoot to send 20 Dial 112 police officials to South Korea for quick response training

The police headquarters (PHQ) had submitted a proposal to the state government to send 20 police officers to South Korea for training to enhance their technical skills of handling 'emergency quick response', said officials here on Thursday.

- Our Staff Reporter

The proposal has been submitted through the training branch.

This training is expected to cost approximately Rs 1.5 crore for 20 officers. After the training, the officers will train others in the communications wing.

Once the proposal is approved, a team of officers will go to South Korea to receive training in emergency quick response, ensuring to provide not only security and medical treatment for residents of the state with a single call, but also immedi-

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