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Traffic policemen take vehicles plying roads sans permission under control on Sunday.
KATHMANDU: As many as 1,436 vehicles, including motorcycles and four-wheelers, were taken under control for plying the roads without permission on Sunday, Election Day.
Rajendra Prasad Bhatta, the spokesperson of traffic police, said that 1,349 motorcycles and 87 four-wheeler vehicles were taken under control yesterday.
Vehicular movement across the country, barring essential services, was halted on Election Day. However, many private and non-essential vehicles were found plying the roads.
Publish Date : 21 November 2022 12:09 PM
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