Highway Patrol Nets 29 Wanted Men in Ten-Day Faisalabad Region Drive

Key Points:

Punjab Highway Patrol registers 236 cases across the Faisalabad region in the first ten days of November
E-Police app checking nets 25 proclaimed offenders and four court absconders
Reflectors fitted on 3,182 slow vehicles as 11,675 vehicles face challans, including 1,257 smoke emitters
Weapons, 136 litres of liquor and 340kg of dead meat seized; 600 stranded travellers helped on highways

FAISALABAD: Punjab Highway Patrol has registered 236 cases and arrested 29 wanted men in November’s first ten days.

SP Patrolling Police Faisalabad Region Muhammad Tariq Malik released the region’s performance report for the first ten days of November on Wednesday.

According to the report, patrol teams acted against criminal elements across the region on the SP’s direction while enforcing traffic laws on the highways.

The report says effective checking through the E-Police app led to the arrest of 25 proclaimed offenders and four court absconders.

The report says reflectors were fitted on 3,182 slow-moving vehicles, rickshaws and trailers under a special drive to prevent smog and fog accidents.

It says 11,675 vehicles were challaned for traffic violations, including 1,257 smoke-emitting vehicles that pollute the environment and fuel smog.

The report says one Kalashnikov .222 bore, one pistol 30 bore and 67 bullets were recovered in actions against illegal weapons and narcotics.

It adds that 136 litres of liquor were seized during the same ten days.

The report says 600 suspected motorcycles were impounded during checking across the region.

It says 340kg of dead meat was recovered in a timely action against the supply of substandard food.

The report adds that patrol teams also helped 600 people stranded on the highways.

SP Muhammad Tariq Malik directed field officers to intensify the indiscriminate actions further to protect citizens’ lives and property on the highways, eliminate crime and prevent smog.

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