On New Year's Eve, security is beefed up in cities...
On New Year's Eve, security is beefed up in cities...
As individuals start organizing their New Year's celebrations, several indian towns are intensifying their security measures. These security precautions will be taken to avert any unwelcome circumstances and guarantee the efficient management of traffic and events throughout the country. There have also been strong cautions issued over the use of drugs and alcohol. Large-scale security arrangements have been implemented in major cities such as Bengaluru, Chennai, delhi, and Mumbai.Here is all the information you require, covering everything from traffic warnings to police deployment:The delhi police is well-prepared for the New Year's festivities, as more than 10,000 officers will be stationed throughout the nation's capital to monitor traffic infractions. According to Joy Tirkey, the deputy commissioner of police for the northeast, these officers will work in two shifts. "Two distinct shifts are ready for deployment. The first shift begins at 5:00 p.m. and ends at midnight. There will also be a second shift from 12 to 6 a.m. In addition, the delhi Traffic police, which has 2,500 officers, would send out 250 teams. On New Year's Eve, these squads will be responsible for investigating allegations of drunk driving. The laws will go into force on december 31 at 8 p.m., according to Special Commissioner of police (Traffic), SS Yadav.Speaking to the news agency PTI, Yadav stated that they have identified over 500 susceptible points in order to protect public safety, prevent traffic offenses, and prevent hooliganism. In order to identify and prosecute traffic infractions, he stated, "Special checking teams will be deployed at 287 major intersections and 233 drunken points (vulnerable points)." A senior police officer also gave advice to the public not to race or compete with other cars. He advised riders on two-wheelers in particular to wear helmets, refrain from triple riding, and refrain from careless, hazardous, or zigzag driving.
As individuals start organizing their New Year's celebrations, several indian towns are intensifying their security measures. These security precautions will be taken to avert any unwelcome circumstances and guarantee the efficient management of traffic and events throughout the country. There have also been strong cautions issued over the use of drugs and alcohol. Large-scale security arrangements have been implemented in major cities such as Bengaluru, Chennai, delhi, and Mumbai.Here is all the information you require, covering everything from traffic warnings to police deployment:The delhi police is well-prepared for the New Year's festivities, as more than 10,000 officers will be stationed throughout the nation's capital to monitor traffic infractions. According to Joy Tirkey, the deputy commissioner of police for the northeast, these officers will work in two shifts. "Two distinct shifts are ready for deployment. The first shift begins at 5:00 p.m. and ends at midnight. There will also be a second shift from 12 to 6 a.m. In addition, the delhi Traffic police, which has 2,500 officers, would send out 250 teams. On New Year's Eve, these squads will be responsible for investigating allegations of drunk driving. The laws will go into force on december 31 at 8 p.m., according to Special Commissioner of police (Traffic), SS Yadav.Speaking to the news agency PTI, Yadav stated that they have identified over 500 susceptible points in order to protect public safety, prevent traffic offenses, and prevent hooliganism. In order to identify and prosecute traffic infractions, he stated, "Special checking teams will be deployed at 287 major intersections and 233 drunken points (vulnerable points)." A senior police officer also gave advice to the public not to race or compete with other cars. He advised riders on two-wheelers in particular to wear helmets, refrain from triple riding, and refrain from careless, hazardous, or zigzag driving.