Kathmandu – More than 600 security personnel would be deployed for a tight security in and around the Tribhuvan University Ground in Kirtipur during the ICC World Cricket League Championship matches against Namibia on April 16 and 18.
According to Naya Patrika, a national daily in Nepal, International Cricket Council (ICC) had demanded the Nepal Government for a tight security measures for the upcoming WCLC matches in Kathmandu.
All the Police personnel will be provided a special training before the matches.
Likewise, 11 CCTVs have been installed in the Ground for the first time to monitor the activities during the matches. Earlier, ICC threatened the authority to hold the matches in the absence of CCTV cameras.
ICC Asian Development Manager – Bandula Warnapura is satisfied with the security measures being implemented in T.U. Ground.
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