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Police to increase presence on major highways

Police to increase presence on major highways

The Fiji Police Force will be increasing visibility on major highways and random breathalyzer checks will be conducted as they also try to address the issue of drunk driving.

Police Chief of Operations ACP Rusiate Tudravu says they are anticipating a lot of movement in and out of major cities and town areas for social and recreational gatherings, and with the increased number of road accidents recorded on a daily basis, Police are urging everyone to plan their travel well.

He says speeding continues to be the leading cause of road accidents and fatalities and with 14 lives lost on our roads this year, they are hoping to record zero fatalities this long weekend.

Tudravu says drivers are warned that anyone who is found driving under the influence of alcohol will be kept in custody until the next available court sitting.

He adds no one will be bailed and it is therefore advisable that if people want to enjoy their time with their family and friends this long weekend, to be sure not to drink and drive.

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