Navi Mumbai has bolstered security for the Women's World Cup 2025 semifinals and final following a molestation incident involving Australian players in Indore. Approximately 600 personnel, including officers and constables, are deployed, with 24-hour hotel security and dedicated escorts for all team movements. Players are urged to inform authorities before leaving their hotels to ensure their protection.
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