The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has announced that it plans to impose a fine of Rs15,000 on those caught driving in the wrong direction on the city’s main roads. The move aims to curb traffic violations and improve public safety. City Wardens will be responsible for enforcing the fines.
The initiative follows the directives of Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab, and the Karachi Task Force. A formal resolution supporting the measure will be presented at the upcoming KMC council meeting for approval and implementation.
Wahab said that strict action against such violations is necessary to prevent accidents and ensure smoother traffic flow. The KMC urged all motorists and motorcyclists to adhere to the traffic regulations and cooperate with the enforcement personnel to help maintain road safety across the city.
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