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Royal Oman Police Crackdown: 98 Vehicles Seized in Muscat

Muscat: The Royal Oman Police (ROP) seized 98 vehicles in Muscat Governorate during a recent crackdown on traffic violations and public disturbances. The Muscat Governorate Police Command, along with Special Tasks Police Units in Seeb and Qurum, led the operation.

This crackdown is part of the ROP’s continued efforts to enforce traffic laws and maintain public order. Police seized the vehicles for various offences, including reckless driving, excessive noise, and traffic rule violations. Authorities have taken these actions to improve road safety and reduce disturbances in the city.

The ROP targeted issues like loud exhaust systems and unsafe driving behavior. By addressing these problems, the police aim to reduce accidents and promote a safer environment for all road users.

Legal actions are underway against those involved in the violations. The ROP stressed that authorities will enforce penalties to ensure public order. The crackdown highlights the police’s commitment to keeping the streets safe and deterring disruptive behavior.

This operation reflects the Royal Oman Police’s broader strategy to enhance security in Muscat. By coordinating with various police units, authorities can address emerging concerns quickly and efficiently.

The Royal Oman Police encourages everyone to follow traffic laws and respect public order. Drivers should avoid risky behaviors to prevent facing legal actions and ensure their own safety, as well as the safety of others on the road.

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