Police Launch Traffic Awareness Campaign in Dera Ismail Khan Schools
Authorities in Dera Ismail Khan are running a road-safety campaign in educational institutions to promote awareness of traffic rules among students.
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Police in Dera Ismail Khan have launched a traffic awareness campaign across educational institutions in the district, aimed at promoting road safety and educating students on traffic rules.
The initiative was carried out on the directives of Regional Police Officer Ghulam Mubashir Maken, with district police intensifying outreach efforts in schools and colleges.
As part of the campaign, officers have been visiting educational institutions to speak with students about responsible road behaviour and the importance of following traffic regulations.
Road safety campaigns targeting students are a recurring feature of local policing efforts in Pakistan, often timed to coincide with the start of the school year or in response to concerns about traffic accidents involving young people.
Further details on the duration or scope of the Dera Ismail Khan campaign were not immediately available.
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