Over 6,200 arrested, 1,500 vehicles seized for violating curfew

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Over 6,200 curfew violators have been arrested since 20 March and 1,533 vehicles seized, Police said yesterday. The tally of 6,474 was after 206 more persons were arrested for violating curfew yesterday.

These people were arrested in the six hours from 6 a.m. to 12 noon today, Police Headquarters said. The number of vehicles seized for violating the curfew amounted to 56 yesterday. Police urged the public to stay at homes during curfew hours

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