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Crackdown on public transport starts for not installing QR buttons

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LAHORE - City Traffic Police have decided to crack down after July 1 to ensure the installation of QR panic buttons and other modern security features in public transport including taxis, rickshaws and online cab services in view of public safety.

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Crackdown on public transport starts for not installing QR buttons

LAHORE - City Traffic Police have decided to crack down after July 1 to ensure the installation of QR panic buttons and other modern security features in public transport including taxis, rickshaws and online cab services in view of public safety.

·Lahore, Pakistan
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The Nation broke the news in Lahore, Pakistan on Monday, June 29, 2026.
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