Punjab Launches Crackdown on Illegal Flasher and HID Lights
Most outlets reported the enforcement of a ban on illegal flasher and HID lights in Punjab, noting the issuance of over 17,000 challan tickets. Both excerpts led with the crackdown and ticket numbers, with Daily Times additionally specifying the involvement of DIG Traffic Punjab Muhammad Waqas Nazir and the stated aim of preventing accidents. ProPakistani used a similar framing but included a truncated excerpt encouraging further reading.
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Use of flashers, HID lights banned; 17,000 challan tickets issued
A strict crackdown has been ordered in Punjab against the illegal use of flashers and HID lights. DIG Traffic Punjab Muhammad Waqas Nazir has directed to intensify action against prohibited lights to prevent accidents and ensure safe travel of citizens. According to the spokesperson, accident analysis has revealed that flashers and HID lights are becoming […]
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Punjab Starts Action Against Drivers Using Illegal Flasher and HID Lights
Punjab has ordered a strict crackdown on drivers using illegal flasher and HID lights, with more than 17,000 challans already… Read More The post Punjab Starts Action Against Drivers Using Illegal Flasher and HID Lights appeared first on ProPakistani.
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