By Burnett Munthali
Security has been visibly intensified at Mount Soche Hotel in Blantyre, the venue for the high-level annual conference organized by the Public Affairs Committee (PAC).
The religious affairs body is currently hosting its major stakeholders’ meeting, drawing national attention due to its focus on peace, unity, and credible elections.
Participants arriving at the conference venue are subjected to thorough screening procedures before being allowed into the main conference hall.
Police officers, in collaboration with other security personnel, have been stationed at all entry points to ensure maximum security.
Delegates are required to undergo security checks, including body scans and identity verification, before entering the meeting room.
The heavy presence of law enforcement at the entrance underscores the significance of the event and the organizers’ commitment to maintaining order and safety.
The PAC conference continues to attract high-profile individuals from political parties, civil society, academia, and religious institutions, necessitating heightened security measures.
As the meeting deliberates on crucial matters concerning the country’s governance and the upcoming elections, organizers are leaving nothing to chance in ensuring that all proceedings take place in a secure and orderly environment.
