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Sindh Police Introduces Mobile Workshop For Broken Vehicles 

  • December 24, 2018
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IG Sindh has inaugurated Sindh Police Mobile Workshop in Karachi. It is the first of its kind mobile workshop that is to help ordinary citizens on the road by fixing their broken cars.

According to sources, the mobile workshop is quite similar to the ones that are seen on the Motorway. However, these workshops are said to be better equipped.

In a statement, the Sindh Police officials said that the mobile workshop is equipped with all the necessary tools to troubleshoot problems people may face with a vehicle on the road. To fix the cars, the police have also brought in expert mechanics that will be onboard this workshop at all times.

This service is only available in Karachi at the moment, but the Sindh Police plans to expand on this program soon. IG Sindh added that the mobile workshop is to be soon launched in every district of the province within a three month period. Furthermore, the mobile workshop will be reachable by anyone on the standard emergency number.

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