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This Festive Season, Santa Clauses To Teach Road Safety In Gurugram

In order to educate people about road safety, dressed up as Santas, Road Safety Officers along with Gurugram Traffic Police personnel will deliver the message to drivers

IANS | February 05, 2018 12:32 PM | News

This Festive Season, Santa Clauses To Teach Road Safety In Gurugram
Highlights
  • Dressed as Santas, Officers to deliver message of road safety in Gurgram
  • Awareness drive will be conducted late on December 24 and December 25
  • Campaign is about educating people about dangers caused by drink driving

Gurugram: Amid the Christmas celebrations, don’t be surprised to see very many Santa Clauses handing out road safety tips to commuters on Gurugram roads on December 24 and a day after. Dressed up as Santas, Road Safety Officers along with Gurugram Traffic Police personnel will deliver the message on road safety to drivers, and seek pledges from them not to drink and drive and instead follow all traffic rules, a senior police officer said on December 24.

“The awareness drive will be conducted late Sunday evening at the Cyber City followed by a march led by the Santas and Gurugram Police on Monday from the busy Mehrauli-Gurugram Road,” Assistant Commissioner of Police (Highway Traffic) Heera Singh told IANS.

Around half a dozen RSOs and 10-15 policemen- dressed in Santa Claus costumes- will march on various Gurugram roads over a distance of nearly 20 km to promote road safety and also distribute gifts to passers-by and commuters, he said.

DLF Cyber City is a corporate park housing some of the top IT and Fortune 500 companies. It has been dubbed a futuristic commercial hub.

The locations to be covered by the march are M.G. Road, Huda City Centre, IFFCO Chowk, Signature Tower Chowk, Kataria Chowk, Mahavir Chowk, Agarwal Chowk and Sethi Chowk.

The campaign is about making people realise the importance of reaching home safely and educating them about the dangers/risks caused by drink driving, Raj Kumar, a senior executive at a multinational company who is contributing to the initiative as a RSO, told IANS.

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