As night curfew begins, police told to enforce it with composure
The Hindu
The Coimbatore City and District (Rural) Police together deployed around 900 personnel for special checks and patrols to enforce the night curfew that came into effect at 10 p.m. on Tuesday. The polic
The Coimbatore City and District (Rural) Police together deployed around 900 personnel for special checks and patrols to enforce the night curfew that came into effect at 10 p.m. on Tuesday. The police force across Coimbatore city and rural was asked to maintain composure while dealing with people, including motorists, during the curfew between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. In Coimbatore city, around 400 police personnel were deployed, and City Police Commissioner S. Davidson Devasirvatham instructed them to enforce the curfew in a polite manner. Personnel on curfew duty were also advised to use body-worn cameras depending on the availability. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law & Order) G. Stalin said vehicle checks were done at 11 permanent check-posts and 22 temporary check-posts. Fifteen vehicle patrols and 44 two-wheeler patrols were also deployed.More Related News

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