Cricket World Cup 2022: ICC Reveals Comprehensive Security Plan Amid Terror Threats
In response to reports suggesting that Cricket West Indies received a terror threat from Northern Pakistan, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has stated that it has plans in place to mitigate any risk identified with the upcoming marquee event. The ICC stated, “We work closely with authorities in the host countries and cities, and continually monitor and evaluate the global landscape to ensure appropriate plans are in place to mitigate any risks identified to our event.”
The West Indies Cricket Board also commented on the threat, saying, “We want to assure all stakeholders that the safety and security of everyone at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is our number one priority and we have a comprehensive and robust security plan in place.”
The ICC further emphasized its commitment to ensuring a safe and secure event for all participants, including players, officials, spectators, and staff. The council stated that it takes every possible measure to protect its events from threats, including working closely with local authorities to develop comprehensive security plans.
In addition to its own efforts, the ICC also encourages host countries to take proactive steps towards ensuring their events are secure. This includes providing guidance on best practices for security measures such as surveillance cameras, bag checks, and metal detectors.
Overall, the ICC is dedicated to ensuring that its events are safe and secure for everyone involved. With its rigorous approach to security planning and cooperation with local authorities, it is confident that it can successfully mitigate any risks identified during the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.
