The Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office reported organising five thousand four hundred thirty-four awareness initiatives throughout the Kathmandu Valley during the month of Ashoj. Officials stated the campaign was designed to decrease vehicle accidents and ensure compliance with traffic regulations across different areas. According to Senior Superintendent of Police Suresh Prasad Kafle, the sessions included twenty-four training sessions in schools and four hundred twenty-seven awareness classes. Additionally, the office arranged one thousand six hundred six sessions directed at drivers and assistants. Further breakdown of the schedule showed two thousand two hundred fifty-two nighttime awareness events alongside one thousand one hundred twenty-five other sessions. The head of the traffic office noted that the outreach has proven effective in reaching large numbers of people. The office expressed expectations that sharing road safety knowledge with numerous individuals will cultivate responsible conduct on the streets and contribute to reducing potential accidents.
Kathmandu Traffic Police Hold Awareness Sessions
The office organised the sessions during the month of Ashoj to lower vehicle accidents.
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- Traffic police organised five thousand four hundred thirty-four awareness sessions in Ashoj.
- Senior Superintendent of Police Suresh Prasad Kafle led the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office.
- The initiatives targeted schools, drivers, assistants, and nighttime commuters.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/kathmandu-traffic-police-hold-awareness-sessions-20261025
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