- Pumps will be banned from dispensing fuel to bike riders without helmets.
- Score of people are injured in accidents without helmets in Lahore.
- Earlier, bikers without helmets will not be allowed to come on highway.
LAHORE: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Lahore made helmet-wearing mandatory for motorcycle riders, and a notification was also issued.
As per the notification issued, pumps will be banned from dispensing petrol to motorcyclists without helmets. In this regard, Deputy Commissioner Lahore said that motorcycle riders without helmets will not be allowed to give petrol under any circumstances.
The Deputy Commissioner said that every month hundreds of people are injured in accidents without helmets in the city.
Earlier, Chief Traffic Officer(CTO) Mustansar Feroze said in a statement that the entry of motorcycle riders without helmets was stopped on all highways, and bikers without helmets will not be allowed to come on the busy highway.
The CTO said that action was taken against 810,000 motorcyclists without helmets in six months. The crackdown will significantly reduce accidents.
Mustansar Feroze said that 95 percent of citizens wearing helmets on Mall Road is welcome.
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Earlier, Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted heavy rain expected in Karachi from July 7 to 9, Bol News reported.
The met department predicted that the weather of the megalopolis will remain hot and partly cloudy. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 36 degree C. Current temperature of the city was recorded to be 31 degree centigrade.
