Police and RTA crack down on unauthorized bus strikes and overcharging
Police authorities in the National Capital District and Central Province have issued a stern warning to Public Motor Vehicle (PMV) operators, threatening immediate arrests and vehicle impoundments for any unauthorized strike action that disrupts public transport. To access this post, you must…
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