Police to Begin Digital Enforcement of Road Traffic Law in Seven Days
The Maldives Police Service will begin enforcing the Road Traffic Act through digital and electronic means seven days after the publication of an official announcement

The Maldives Police Service will begin enforcing the Road Traffic Act through digital and electronic means seven days after the publication of an official announcement
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Traffic violation alerts and fine notifications will be sent via SMS or email, while stricter enforcement will be introduced around schools and hospitals. Read More:
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