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DMP Files 3,172 Cases for Traffic Law Violations in Dhaka

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police Traffic Division has filed 3,172 cases against traffic law violators in the last 24 hours.

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The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Traffic Division has filed 3,172 cases against traffic law violators in the last 24 hours. The enforcement drives were conducted across various areas of the capital, resulting in the impoundment of 715 vehicles and towing of 186 vehicles. The DMP stated that these drives will continue to ensure traffic discipline. During the drives, different divisions of the DMP Traffic filed a total of 3,172 cases.

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- **How many cases were filed by the DMP Traffic Division?** The DMP Traffic Division filed a total of 3,172 cases. - **Which divisions of the DMP filed the most cases?** The Traffic-Mirpur Division filed the most cases with 946, followed by the Traffic-Wari Division with 714 cases. - **How many vehicles were impounded and towed?** A total of 715 vehicles were impounded and 186 vehicles were towed. - **When will the DMP's traffic enforcement drives continue?** The DMP stated that the traffic enforcement drives will continue across the capital to ensure traffic discipline.

Source: BSS

FAQ

How many cases were filed by the DMP Traffic Division?
The DMP Traffic Division filed a total of 3,172 cases.
Which divisions of the DMP filed the most cases?
The Traffic-Mirpur Division filed the most cases with 946, followed by the Traffic-Wari Division with 714 cases.
How many vehicles were impounded and towed?
A total of 715 vehicles were impounded and 186 vehicles were towed.
When will the DMP's traffic enforcement drives continue?
The DMP stated that the traffic enforcement drives will continue across the capital to ensure traffic discipline.

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