Jitpur Takes a Week-Long Stride Towards Safer Streets with Traffic Awareness Campaign

Pawan Singh Bara,  - In a heartwarming effort to cultivate a culture of road safety and responsible parking, a week-long awareness campaign has kicked off in Jitpur. This collaborative initiative brings together the Jitpursimara Sub-Metropolitan City, Ward No. 7 Office, Nepal Police, local bodies, schools, and enthusiastic community representatives – all united by the goal of making their streets safer for everyone.

The campaign's launch saw engaging sessions focused on crucial road safety information. Speakers passionately appealed to everyone to diligently follow traffic rules and extend their cooperation in managing footpath parking effectively. The event, thoughtfully coordinated by the Ward No. 7 Jitpur Office, witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, parents, teachers, and the general public.

Speakers at the program painted a clear picture of the dangers posed by haphazard parking, footpath encroachment, and traffic violations. They emphasized that tackling these issues head-on requires a strong partnership between the police and the community – a united front for a safer tomorrow. This initiative is being warmly embraced as a positive and significant step towards building a secure and well-organized society where everyone can move around with greater peace of mind.

The launch event saw the presence of notable figures including Mayor Rajan Paudel, Ward No. 7 Chairman Sunil Gupta, Police Inspector Sobhan Bikram Rana from the Traffic Police Office Pathlaiya, and Inspector Je Jang Karki from the Area Police Office Jitpur, all lending their support to this vital community endeavor.