Sri Lanka Police have launched a dedicated WhatsApp hotline to empower the public to report traffic violations and combat reckless driving. This initiative, supported by Transport Minister Bimal Ratnayake's call for responsible driving during festive seasons, aims to reduce the 5-6 daily fatalities caused by road accidents. The public can submit evidence, such as videos and details of offenses, to help curb dangerous practices like driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Deputy Inspector General of Police W.P.J. Senadeera confirmed the hotline has received numerous complaints, and increased police presence is deployed for enhanced road safety.
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Department of Motor Traffic Introduces WhatsApp Hotline for Vehicle Complaints
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Police WhatsApp hotline combats reckless driving, targets 5-6 daily fatalities.
DMT launches 074 245 3300 for vehicle registration, bribery, and service issues.
Public can report traffic violations and DMT service complaints via WhatsApp.
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Update #2\u00b7 Sep 19 · 9:30 AM
