Islamabad Traffic Police to Deploy Facilitation Vans at 28 Locations Sept 14-20
Mobile units, including the Police Station on Wheels, will offer driving licence and other police-related services closer to residents across the capital.
Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) will station facilitation vans, including the Police Station on Wheels, at 28 locations across the capital from September 14 to 20, according to a report by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The mobile units are intended to provide citizens with driving licence services and other police-related facilities, bringing these services closer to residents rather than requiring them to visit fixed offices, APP reported.
The initiative covers multiple points across Islamabad during the week-long period, according to the report. Specific addresses or timings for each of the 28 locations were not detailed in the available information.
Authorities have not provided additional specifics on the range of services beyond driving licences and general police-related assistance, as outlined in the report.
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