29,300 Traffic Violations in 8 Days

Security and traffic campaigns carried out by the Traffic and Operations Affairs Sector, represented by the General Directorate of Traffic and the General Directorate of Emergency Police, across various governorates of the country, resulted in the issuance of 29,300 traffic violations over eight days, the execution of 1,729 security operations, the provision of 581 humanitarian assistance cases, the apprehension of 216 wanted individuals and 137 persons whose residency permits had expired, the referral of five juveniles to the Juvenile Court, and the impoundment of 309 vehicles and 19 motorcycles. These efforts are part of continuous initiatives to enhance road safety, elevate discipline on roads, apprehend violators, and ensure the equal application of the law.

Regarding the campaigns conducted by the General Directorate of Emergency Police, which took place from September 27 to October 3, they yielded numerous apprehensions and security and traffic achievements. Specifically, 1,729 security operations were carried out, 929 diverse traffic violations were recorded, 197 wanted individuals were apprehended for relevant authorities, 112 persons with expired residency permits were detained, 63 individuals without official identification were apprehended, and 15 wanted vehicles were seized.

As for the campaigns conducted by the General Directorate of Traffic, which ran from September 28 to October 4, they resulted in the recording of 28,371 diverse traffic violations, the handling of 2,994 traffic reports, the apprehension of 19 wanted individuals for relevant authorities, the detention of 25 persons with expired residency permits, and the referral of five juveniles to the Juvenile Court.

On the traffic side, 1,713 collision accidents and 206 collision accidents involving injuries were handled. Patrols continued their field deployment and rapid response to reports and accidents, contributing to road security and the safety of road users.