Eid congregations: ITP ensures smooth flow of traffic
Over 250 police personnel performed duties.
Special vigilance was maintained against non-registered and tinted-glasses vehicles to avoid any untoward incident in assistance with the Islamabad Police (Operations) to ensure action as per law against the violators. PHOTO: ONLINE
ISLAMABAD:
The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) on Wednesday, the first day of Eidul Fitr, maintained traffic discipline in the city especially for Eid congregations and at public places in a highly professional manner.
Senior Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Malik Matloob had chalked out a special plan for the day, under which over 250 personnel performed their duties at religious congregations and public places to ensure smooth flow of traffic there, a police spokesman said.
Besides, special teams were constituted to keep a check on wheeling and driving motorbikes without silencers by youngsters on the boulevards of the city.
Special vigilance was maintained against non-registered and tinted-glasses vehicles to avoid any untoward incident in assistance with the Islamabad Police (Operations) to ensure action as per law against the violators.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 9th, 2016.
The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) on Wednesday, the first day of Eidul Fitr, maintained traffic discipline in the city especially for Eid congregations and at public places in a highly professional manner.
Senior Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Malik Matloob had chalked out a special plan for the day, under which over 250 personnel performed their duties at religious congregations and public places to ensure smooth flow of traffic there, a police spokesman said.
Besides, special teams were constituted to keep a check on wheeling and driving motorbikes without silencers by youngsters on the boulevards of the city.
Special vigilance was maintained against non-registered and tinted-glasses vehicles to avoid any untoward incident in assistance with the Islamabad Police (Operations) to ensure action as per law against the violators.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 9th, 2016.