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NA-148 By-elections: Monitoring and Control Center established for the convenience of the public

NA-148 By-elections: Monitoring and Control Center established for the convenience of the public

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  • ECP has set up an Election Monitoring and Control Center.
  • Public can contact the center to file election-related complaints.
  • Complaints can be emailed to [email protected].
For the convenience of he public during the by-election in Multan NA-148 today (Sunday), the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has established an Election Monitoring and Control Center.

The Election Commission's spokesperson said that the public can contact the Election Monitoring and Control Center to file complaints about the election. The spokesperson assured that these complaints will be addressed promptly, as the center is staffed with trained personnel ready to take immediate action.

The Election Commission has set up control centers at four levels to register and promptly resolve public complaints. These centers are located at the federal level in Islamabad, as well as at the provincial, divisional, and district levels.

The spokesperson mentioned that the public can email their complaints about the by-elections to the EMCC Center at [email protected].

Additionally, a dedicated helpline (051111327000) has been established for public convenience. The EMCC will operate on polling day and until the results are finalized.

Furthermore, the control center is equipped to monitor social and electronic media, and complaints can also be sent via fax to 0519204404.

Polling for the by-election in National Assembly Constituency NA-148 is ongoing and will continue uninterrupted until 5 PM.

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