Blitz on traffic offenders


Caught in the act: A motorist being issued a summons notice during the ‘Respect Traffic Laws Ops’ in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. The large-scale integrated operation is being held for a month. — SHAARI CHEMAT/ The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: City police are on a serious drive to keep the roads clear and traffic moving.

In just three weeks, a whopping 117,745 summonses were issued in a special operation against errant road users – about 5,600 summonses a day.

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