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Hyderabad Traffic Police launches new website; displays ‘Citizen Complaint’, ‘Parking Zones’ details and emergency numbers

Source: The Hindu — National · 3 hr ago
Hyderabad Traffic Police launches new website; displays ‘Citizen Complaint’, ‘Parking Zones’ details and emergency numbers
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Hyderabad Traffic Police has introduced a new website that lets users check e‑challan status, view parking zone maps and contact the appropriate police station. The site also provides a form for lodging complaints about traffic, parking or road safety, along with WhatsApp and emergency phone numbers for the police and other services. Contact details for officers and a list of emergency helplines are displayed on the homepage.

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Hyderabad Traffic Police unveils a new website with e-challan status, parking zones, citizen complaints, emergency numbers, and WhatsApp contact.

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