6,021 arrested within 2 weeks for drunk driving

6,021 arrested within 2 weeks for drunk driving

December 31, 2018   04:04 pm

Police Media Spokesperson says that 6,021 persons have been arrested within the last two weeks over drunk driving charges.

The operations will be continued tonight (31) as well, he further informed.

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