The National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) have launched a special campaign to prevent cash drop fraud in the areas of the motorway service, after which it has been reported that some shopkeepers have provided low money during transactions or engaging ways and provided them with passengers.
According to spokesman Syed Imran Ahmed, the campaign has been launched in Sector M-2 South to protect road users from financial exploitation. The move includes a number of steps that aims to raise awareness and prevent fake activities.
As part of the drive, panaflex banners have been installed in the service fields to warn passengers about potential scams. The academic units of the carway police are also conducting awareness sessions in mosques in the service area, and are informing the public about their rights and ways to keep them alert.
In addition, passengers are being written at the designated movie points on the dangers of cash drop fraud and ways to protect themselves.