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DMP Files 2,719 Traffic Law Violation Cases in Recent City Drives

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has intensified its efforts to maintain traffic discipline by filing 2,719 cases against violators in recent enforcement drives across the capital.

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DMP Files 2,719 Traffic Law Violation Cases in Recent City Drives

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Traffic Division has filed 2,719 cases against traffic law violators during enforcement drives conducted across different parts of the city. In addition to filing cases, police also dumped 587 vehicles and towed away 328 others. The highest number of cases, 456, was filed by the Motijheel Traffic Division, followed by Uttara with 449, Tejgaon with 390, Mirpur with 397, Gulshan with 347, Wari with 299, Lalbagh with 200, and Ramna with 181. The DMP has stated that these enforcement drives will continue to ensure traffic discipline in the metropolitan area.

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{"question":"How many cases were filed by the DMP Traffic Division?","answer":"The DMP Traffic Division filed a total of 2,719 cases against traffic law violators."}

{"question":"Which traffic division filed the highest number of cases?","answer":"The Motijheel Traffic Division filed the highest number of cases with 456."}

{"question":"What other actions did the police take besides filing cases?","answer":"In addition to filing cases, the police dumped 587 vehicles and towed away 328 others."}

{"question":"Will the DMP continue these enforcement drives?","answer":"Yes, the DMP has stated that these enforcement drives will continue to maintain traffic discipline in the metropolitan area."}

Source: BSS

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