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AlarabSecurity

Dozens of Illegal Vehicles Seized, 15 Licenses Revoked in Hebron Area

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

West Bank traffic police seized dozens of illegal vehicles and revoked 15 driver's licenses during a large-scale campaign in the Hebron area last weekend. The operation also impounded 19 vehicles and issued 133 tickets for various violations, including mobile phone use and dangerous overtaking. The campaign targeted serious traffic offenses to enhance public safety.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • 37 unfit vehicles were removed and 19 others were impounded in the Hebron area.
  • 21 illegal "scrapped" vehicles were seized by authorities during the operation.
  • 15 driver's licenses were revoked for serious traffic violations.
  • 133 traffic tickets were issued, including 15 for mobile phone use.
  • The campaign was conducted by traffic police and environmental quality units in the West Bank.

Traffic police in the "Shai" district of the West Bank, in cooperation with environmental quality units, conducted a large-scale traffic campaign last weekend targeting serious violations that endanger lives. The operation involved inspecting dozens of vehicles, resulting in the removal of 37 vehicles unfit for the road and the impoundment of 19 others. Authorities also seized 21 illegal "scrapped" vehicles posing a real danger and revoked 15 driver's licenses for serious offenses. Additionally, 133 traffic tickets were issued, including 15 for mobile phone use while driving and 8 for dangerous overtaking. The campaign aimed to combat dangerous traffic violations threatening public safety.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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