Department of Posts has decided to grant a concessionary period for paying vehicle fines through post offices.
The statement issued by the Department mentioned the concessionary period to pay fines will be granted after re-opening post offices and sub-post offices for normal duties.
Accordingly, additional charges for the fines that are 14 days overdue will not be levied for the fines imposed by the Police or after March 01.
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