The Sri Lanka Police have launched a special initiative requesting the public to report any misuse of government-owned vehicles through a 24-hour hotline, ‘1997.’ This measure aims to address concerns related to vehicles being unlawfully concealed or abandoned, leading to their deterioration.
Key Highlights:
- Hotline for Reporting Misuse:
The special hotline ‘1997’ has been established to receive public reports regarding the misuse or neglect of vehicles issued for government purposes. - Confidentiality Assured:
The Sri Lanka Police guarantee the confidentiality of informants and allow for anonymous reporting. This encourages public cooperation while ensuring the safety of those providing information. - Strict Measures Against False Reports:
The police emphasize that only accurate and reliable information should be reported. Legal action will be taken against individuals who provide false information, ensuring the integrity of the initiative. - Nationwide Availability:
The hotline operates 24/7 to facilitate continuous reporting and swift response by authorities in addressing misuse and ensuring accountability in government vehicle management.
The Sri Lanka Police urge citizens to play an active role in safeguarding public assets by reporting any instances of misuse or neglect of government vehicles. By working together, the public and authorities can prevent wastage of national resources.
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Last modified: October 13, 2024
