107 complaints for traffic offences in the last 24 hours in the free area of Famagusta 6 vehicles detained Increased measures during the three-day flooding
A total of 107 complaints were made in the last 24 hours by the police in the free area of Famagusta as part of a large-scale operation. The operation is part of the implementation of the modern method of road policing road policing which aims, among other things, to prevent and reduce serious traffic collisions and violations.
The members of the Famagusta Traffic Police in cooperation with the local police stations of Paralimni, Ayia Napa, Deryneia, Xylofagos and Xylotympos made a total of 107 complaints for various traffic offences, while 5 cars and 1 moped were impounded.
Steve Theodoulou, Press Spokesman of the Famagusta Police Directorate, told CNA that the Famagusta Police Department "informs the public that in view of the three days of the Flood there will be increased measures, with priority for the protection and safety of citizens, while its action will be intensified for the safe movement of the public on the road network".
It is noted that "particular emphasis will be placed on offences that contribute to causing fatal and serious traffic collisions, such as speeding, dangerous overtaking, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and failure to wear a seat belt or helmet."
The Famagusta Police Department "appeals to the public who will visit the various events that will take place during the three days of the flooding to be particularly careful and comply with the traffic signs and the instructions of the police officers on duty who aim to facilitate their safe passage".
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