Army Dog Center Sadiq Abad

In Case of Murder, Theft, Robbery, Kidnapping. We Dog Center Sadiq Abad are ready to serve you. You can contact us on:

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0300-5780720

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Army Dog Center in Sadiqabad

Sadiqabad is the southernmost city of Punjab, near the Sindh border and the towns of Ubauro and Ghotki, in Rahim Yar Khan district. It is known for sugar and cotton, and for the nearby Bhong Mosque, a famed work of decoration.

Situations we are asked about in Sadiqabad

  • Vehicles taken from the highway or near the railway line.
  • Goods taken from a store or mill yard.
  • A traveller reported missing between Sadiqabad and Ghotki.
  • A house or shop entered at night.

Because Sadiqabad is near a provincial border on busy routes, a vehicle can cross into another province quickly. The flat farmland around it is crossed by canals and drains, which give quiet paths for anyone leaving on foot. A trained dog follows scent along banks and field edges.

Tell us the area, the road, the direction last seen, and the time. Keep the spot clear. Report serious crimes to the police on 15, then call Army Dog Center on 0300-5780720, at any hour.

If the loss involved a vehicle at a petrol station or transport stop, note the name of the stop, the staff who were present, and the time. Many stops keep a record of vehicles entering and leaving. Tell us the colour and type of the vehicle and the direction toward Ghotki, Rahim Yar Khan or the Sindh border.

If a camera at a petrol pump, shop or mill gate may have seen the vehicle, ask the owner to save today's recording, and note the name of the person you spoke to. If you are near the Sindh border, say which side you were on.