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Sindh-wide crackdown on vehicles without valid documents ordered

KARACHI: The Sindh government on Friday announced a comprehensive enforcement campaign against public service vehicles across the province, directing all transport authorities to launch immediate checking drives and seize vehicles operating without digitised route permits, valid fitness certificates and mandatory fire extinguishers. Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Memon, who also holds the…

Sindh-wide crackdown on vehicles without valid documents ordered

Sindh government has announced a province-wide crackdown on public service vehicles operating without valid documents. Transport authorities are instructed to conduct immediate inspection drives, seizing unfit vehicles and canceling manual permits. Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Memon, responsible for information, transport and mass transit, emphasized the need to address safety concerns arising from widespread violations in the sector.

The campaign aims to verify digitised route permits, cancel invalid permits, and blacklist repeat offenders. Vehicles without valid fitness certificates will be seized, and operators found guilty may face fines, suspension of route permits and license cancellation. Monthly fortnightly reports must be submitted detailing actions taken and recommendations for improvement.

Fire extinguishers are mandated in all public service vehicles, with non-compliant operators facing immediate action.

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