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DMP Files 1,386 Cases for Traffic Law Violations in Dhaka

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has intensified efforts to curb traffic violations with 1,386 cases filed.

By Staff Correspondent
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The Traffic Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has filed 1,386 cases against traffic law violators during drives conducted across different parts of the capital. These enforcement actions were carried out to maintain traffic discipline and ensure road safety in Dhaka.

Key Facts:

- During the drives, police dumped 394 vehicles and towed away 314 others. - The highest number of cases, 299, was filed by the Motijheel Traffic Division, followed by Gulshan with 251, Tejgaon 180, Uttara 174, Wari 166, Mirpur 153, Lalbagh 94, and Ramna 69. - The DMP Traffic Division will continue such enforcement drives to maintain traffic discipline in the metropolitan area.

FAQs:

- **How many cases were filed by the DMP for traffic violations?** The DMP filed a total of 1,386 cases for traffic law violations. - **Which area had the highest number of cases filed?** The Motijheel Traffic Division filed the highest number of cases with 299. - **What actions did the police take against violators?** Police dumped 394 vehicles and towed away 314 others during the drives. - **Will the DMP continue these enforcement drives?** Yes, the DMP Traffic Division will continue such enforcement drives to maintain traffic discipline in Dhaka.

Source: BSS

FAQ

How many cases were filed by the DMP for traffic violations?
The DMP filed a total of 1,386 cases for traffic law violations.
Which area had the highest number of cases filed?
The Motijheel Traffic Division filed the highest number of cases with 299.
What actions did the police take against violators?
Police dumped 394 vehicles and towed away 314 others during the drives.
Will the DMP continue these enforcement drives?
Yes, the DMP Traffic Division will continue such enforcement drives to maintain traffic discipline in Dhaka.

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