Modern initiatives: Police use mobile cinema for awareness

Implementation of traffic laws was not possible without the active involvement of citizens.


Our Correspondent June 24, 2013

KARACHI: To raise awareness regarding traffic laws, the Karachi police has decided to utilise ‘mobile cinema’. At a meeting held at the central police office, Sindh IGP, Shahid Nadeem Baloch, said that the implementation of traffic laws was not possible without the active involvement of citizens. He said the mobile cinema initiative could raise traffic awareness and arrangements were underway to screen mobile cinema shows at schools, colleges and universities. At the meeting, deputy inspector general of the traffic police, Abdul Khaliq Shaikh, also spoke about the problems the traffic system was facing. Shaikh said illegal encroachments, lack of parking facilities, illegal bus terminals, lack of zebra crossings, lane marking and stop lights on the road were some of the reasons that traffic system was not running smoothly.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 24th, 2013.

COMMENTS (1)

TImour | 10 years ago | Reply

Stop taking bribes for issuing licenses and for looking the other way on traffic violations and I guarantee that 'awareness' of traffic laws will increase manifold over anything this mobile cinema might accomplish. In all likelihood the IGP wants to have a mobile cinema at home and this is how he is going to justify its purchase.

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