Crackdown on smoke emitting vehicles continues
Islamabad: Islamabad Capital Police (ICP) has intensified action against smoke emitting and pressure horns vehicles for the purpose of environmental protection.
A public relations officer said that, following the special directions of the SSP Traffic Muhammad Sarfraz Virk, the Islamabad capital police have intensified the crackdown against vehicles causing environmental pollution and using pressure horns.
In this regard all Zonal DSPs have been directed to take stern action against vehicles involved in polluting the environment.
Mobile squads of Islamabad Capital Police have been formed to implement the campaign against the smoke-emitting vehicles.
These squads patrol in various areas and important boulevards of the city and are directed to take legal action against those vehicles involved in noise and smoke pollution.
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