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DPO, DC Visit Traffic Awareness Camp on Lahore Road

November 11, 2026
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  • DPO and deputy commissioner visit the traffic awareness camp on Lahore Road
  • Masks, side-view mirrors, indicators and pamphlets distributed; motorcycle lights repaired
  • Parents urged to stop under-age children from driving
  • Mobile Police Station and Licensing Unit provides services on Lahore Road

CHINIOT: Letting under-age children drive can bring lifelong regret, parents were told at a Lahore Road traffic camp.

According to the Chiniot police handout, the traffic police set up the camp on Lahore Road near Police Lines on the orders of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to make citizens’ travel safe.

The handout says Deputy Commissioner Ayesha Rizwan accompanied District Police Officer (DPO) Dr Naveed Atif on the visit, the two officers reviewed various stalls and traffic officers gave them a briefing.

Police officers and citizens at the traffic awareness camp stall on Lahore Road Chiniot
Police officers distribute traffic safety items among citizens at the camp stall on Lahore Road.

Citizens at the camp were briefed on traffic laws and the use and benefit of helmets.

The handout says masks, side-view mirrors, indicators and awareness pamphlets were distributed among citizens, whose motorcycle lights were also repaired during the camp.

The DPO and the deputy commissioner said citizens must follow traffic laws to avoid accidents, wear masks against smog and take precautions.

They said parents must stop under-age children from driving to avoid lifelong regret.

Police Services Reach Citizens’ Doorsteps

According to the Chiniot police handout, the Mobile Police Station and Licensing Unit provided police services on Lahore Road near the DSP Traffic Office.

The handout says citizens appreciated the unit’s services and thanked the Punjab government.

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DPO Dr Naveed Atif told the media that police work was being put on modern lines under the commitment to public service and citizens’ facilities.

He said the mobile unit provided police services at citizens’ doorsteps, including FIR registration, driving licences and Khidmat Markaz facilities from the mobile police station.

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