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- DMP’s traffic division filed 303 cases and imposed Tk12.14 lakh in fines for traffic rule violations in Dhaka on Friday.
- 32 vehicles were impounded and 15 others were towed during the operation against traffic offenders.
- The crackdown aims to improve traffic discipline and road safety in Dhaka, a city known for congestion and traffic issues.
- DMP Additional Deputy Commissioner Jahangir Kabir stated that enforcement of traffic regulations will continue in the metropolitan area.
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has taken strict action against traffic rule violators in the capital city. On Friday, the traffic division of DMP filed 303 cases and imposed fines amounting to Tk12.14 lakh during operations targeting those flouting traffic regulations.
DMP Additional Deputy Commissioner (Media) Jahangir Kabir provided these details in a media release on Saturday, September 21. The crackdown also resulted in the impounding of 32 vehicles, while 15 others were towed away.
This enforcement drive highlights the authorities’ efforts to improve traffic discipline and road safety in Dhaka, a city notorious for its congestion and traffic woes. The significant number of cases filed and the substantial fines imposed underscore the seriousness of traffic violations in the metropolitan area.
Kabir emphasized that the DMP’s traffic division will continue its vigilance and enforcement of traffic rules across Dhaka. This ongoing commitment suggests a sustained approach to tackling the city’s persistent traffic problems.
News Source: Tbs
