QUETTA: Quetta Police have once again alerted citizens about the strict new directives banning the use of motorcycles with fake or missing number plates, riding motorcycles with faces covered by mufflers or any cloth and double riding have also been prohibited in the provincial capital.
Police officials warned the public that these measures are being reinforced to maintain law and order, following previous notices. Anyone found violating these regulations will face immediate and strict legal action.
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Quetta Police urged citizens to fully cooperate with officials to ensure peace and public safety across Quetta.
Last week, Police have launched a new campaign targeting motorcyclists who cover their faces with shawls (locally known as patto) in the provincial capital of Balochistan.
According to details, Police started crackdown against those who covered their faces while riding motorcycles. Police stopping motorcyclists on various roads of the city and removing their shawls.
While talking to local Police officials claimed that many criminals have been using face coverings to hide their identity during crimes.
However, citizens have expressed frustration, saying they cover their faces to protect themselves from extreme heat and dust. Some have complained that police are stopping them frequently and causing unnecessary trouble.
