In a proactive move to enhance passenger safety and maintain vigilance against anti-social and national elements, the District Police Doda have urged public transport operators in the Gandoh area to install CCTV cameras in their vehicles.
On Thursday, the District Police Doda organized a special traffic awareness drive in the Gandoh area, focusing on the importance of passenger safety and security. During the event, bus and mini-bus drivers were specifically encouraged to install CCTV cameras in their vehicles as an additional layer of security for passengers and to monitor any suspicious activities.
The initiative aims to provide a safer journey for passengers and enable authorities to maintain a strict vigil against potential threats. In addition to the call for CCTV installations, helpline numbers for reporting traffic violations were prominently displayed in passenger vehicles. Passengers were also briefed on identifying and reporting violations such as overloading and reckless driving. This comprehensive approach is designed to promote adherence to traffic regulations and ensure the safety of all road users. The District Police Doda has been actively organizing various awareness programs throughout the district to combat traffic violations and reduce the risk of road accidents. These initiatives reflect the district police’s commitment to fostering a safer travel environment for the public and addressing potential security concerns. By encouraging the installation of CCTV cameras in public transport vehicles, the District Police Doda aims to enhance surveillance capabilities and enable prompt action in case of any untoward incidents. This measure, coupled with public awareness campaigns and strict enforcement of traffic rules, is expected to contribute significantly to passenger safety and overall security in the region. The district police have urged public transport operators to prioritize the safety and security of their passengers by embracing this initiative. They have also called upon the public to cooperate and report any violations or suspicious activities to the relevant authorities.
