In Lahore today, the traffic police won’t give fines to people who break the rules. The Chief Traffic Officer, Ammara Athar, announced this. She said it’s Education Day. Instead of fines, people will get warnings. The goal is to teach people about traffic rules. Special camps will be on Mall Road, Jail Road, and Ferozepur…
Amara Athar, the Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) of Lahore, has ordered officials to impose big fines on motorcyclists who don’t wear helmets. She stressed that it’s not allowed to ride motorcycles in Lahore without a helmet. From today onwards, motorcyclists can’t use Mall Road and other big roads. Athar revealed plans to focus on Canal…
The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has taken strict action against motorcyclists caught riding without helmets, issuing a staggering 34,528 fines. A spokesperson for the police revealed this on Saturday, emphasizing the ITP’s commitment to ensuring a safe and orderly traffic environment in the city, and cracking down on negligent behavior on the roads. The spokesperson…
The Lahore district administration is taking action against bakeries failing to adhere to government-mandated prices for roti and naan. Seven tandoor owners were arrested, and fines were imposed on 19 others for violating pricing guidelines. Inspections were conducted on 296 tandoors, resulting in fines for non-compliance. Despite approved rates of Rs16 for a 100-gram roti…
The Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) has reported the successful collection and disposal of 130,000 tonnes of solid waste across Lahore. This achievement comes after the month-long “Suthra Punjab campaign,” initiated under the orders of the chief minister. LWMC’s Chief Executive Officer, Babar Sahib Din, stated that among this waste, 25,000 tonnes were collected from…
The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has fined nine eateries and issued warnings to two others during a recent operation overseen by Director General Muhammad Asim Javaid. Expired ketchup, prohibited Chinese salt, and substandard cooking oil were discarded during inspections in Johar Town and on Shuakat Khanam Road. Violations included frying food in rancid oil, lacking…
The Lahore High Court (LHC) made a decision on Friday. It said that restaurants not obeying the government’s anti-smog rules must pay a fine of Rs50,000. Also, cafes that break the rules will be closed down. This ruling comes because many cities in Punjab, especially Lahore, are covered in harmful smog. This happened as the…