New Delhi: Delhi Traffic Police have intensified his harsh acts against pollution violators and those who still stab old vehicles with the spread of teams in 170 locations throughout the city, officials said on Sundays.
The crackdown has been carried out to carry out the City Government Winter Action Plan on increasing air pollution.
The Chairman of the Delhi Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday at a meeting has announced emergency measures to deal with the city pollution crisis currently being faced.
The meeting was attended by high-ranking senior officials among other department officials.
In the meeting, CM directing all relevant departments, including traffic, to strictly enforce the guidelines incurred to curb pollution.
“We have worked on winter action plans in our efforts to curb pollution.
Since October, our priority is to demand vehicles that cause violations related to pollution,” said a senior Delhi traffic police officer.
“We confiscated diesel and old gasoline.
Vehicles and also checking vehicles for valid pollution under the control certificate (PUC),” the officer added.
As part of his plan, the traffic police have deployed his team in several locations where the examination was carried out to see if the vehicle had a valid or not PUC certificate.
“In each of the 170 locations identified in our traffic circle, we have mobilized our team in three different places.
These teams check whether the vehicle has a valid or not PUC certificate.” Most of these places are located near the gas station, where vehicles can be checked easily for such violations and at the same time the driver is advised to immediately get a certificate, “said the officer.
Commissioner with the police (traffic) Manish Kumar Agarwal said the plan The winter action has been carried out with strict orders to traffic personnel to examine vehicles that emit pollutants.
“We took pollution problems very seriously.
Strict instructions have been forwarded to our traffic personnel to ensure that the level of pollution remains low and that our department contributes the best to protect our environment and ensure that our citizens get clean air, “Agarwal.
PTI told.
Traffic police have also deployed the team At 13 pollution hotspots’ to keep the tab at the pollution level in the area and deliver further information for the necessary actions.
According to Delhi traffic police data, the troops have issued 59, 644 Challans for PUC certificate violations, and 1201 Challans against Plying Vehicles 10 and 15 years from January 1 to October 31 this year.
During the same period, it confiscated 855 vehicles aged 10 or 15 years (based on whether they were gasoline or diesel).
The winter action plan was enforced by traffic police last month, said para Officials.
Police took action against large vehicles such as trucks, Yan G was found driving with the construction material which was revealed, because they tended to mix with air and contributed to air pollution.
Data shows the police apparently 873 vehicles that are found carry the material used in the construction or similar purpose without the right cover.
To further curb vehicle pollution, the officer said the vehicle was not bound to Delhi diverted from the border to the peripheral highway.
“If the vehicle must go to the Azadpur bath, it will be permitted in the city.
But those who use the city’s internal roads to go outside Delhi will not be allowed and diverted according to our team,” the officer said.
“Because some of our borders have been blocked because of farmer agitation, we do not face many problems and vehicles still take other routes.” Officials said they also tried to facilitate congestion by asking people to drive on track, and despite having limitations due to high traffic volume, They issued Challans to the offender.
Data shows that the police issued Challans to 1623 vehicles.
Because it doesn’t follow their path.
The police leaned on other facilities as well as facilitating congestion, such as issuing alarm against dense traffic places and asked commuters to take the management route.
They say Google Maps has been used to identify traffic jams to identify traffic jams.
Areas and steps are taken to reduce congestion in the 77 main corridors of certain cities.
The traffic department has also instructed its personnel on the ground to wear masks, gloves, and ensure their own safety while dealing with the air quality deteriorating in the national.
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Bad air: traffic police deployed in 170 places in Delhi
