Sindh Police is conducting a full-scale operation against vehicles violating traffic rules. During the operation, 36 HTVs, LTVs, and 382 motorcycles were seized in Karachi city
Imran
Karachi
Sindh Police is conducting a full-scale operation against vehicles violating traffic rules. During the operation, 36 HTVs, LTVs, and 382 motorcycles were seized in Karachi city. A total of 12 water tankers, 2 minibuses, 2 mini trucks, 3 dumpers, 8 trucks, 1 bus, 1 Mazda, 5 oil tankers, and 2 HTV trucks were also seized in this operation.
In a statement regarding the operations, Sindh Senior Minister and Provincial Minister for Information, Transport, and Mass Transit, Sharjeel Inam Memon, said that coordinated and systematic operations are underway across the province to strictly enforce traffic rules under the instructions of the Sindh government. The aim of these operations is to protect the lives of citizens, maintain order on the roads, and bring law-breaking elements to justice.
Sharjeel Inam Memon further stated that those traveling on the roads without helmets have had their motorcycles taken into custody. From Tuesday, April 8, operations have been launched across the city against old vehicles and expensive luxury vehicles violating traffic rules, and these operations are being expanded day by day. He also emphasized that the rule of law will be ensured at all levels, and no one is above the law.
He appealed to the citizens to follow traffic rules, wear helmets, keep their vehicle documents complete, and fulfill legal requirements such as route permits and fitness certificates to avoid any trouble.
