ISLAMABAD (Israr Khan) A sub-committee of the Senate has directed Pakistan Steel Mills to submit the pending audit report for the financial year 2025-26 within a week and tighten security. This move has been taken after 36 tonnes of goods were stolen from the industrial complex. The loss-making industrial complex covers an area of ​​about 1,000 acres and some of it is still without four walls or security fences. The sub-committee of the Senate Standing Committee on Industries and Production also directed the management of the defunct steel mills to take strict action against the employees involved in theft and stop them from entering the premises of the mills. The MPs expressed concern over poor security arrangements, still non-recovery of stolen goods and shortage of staff. The committee was told that the police has submitted a challan in the court in the case of theft of 36 tonnes of goods. Administrative and criminal proceedings are ongoing in various theft cases, while in several cases, stolen goods have also been recovered.