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241 vehicles impounded

A cop warns people against coming to markets in vehicles at Sector 40.

Chandigarh: The UT police impounded a total of 241 vehicles in the city on Saturday. A majority of the impounded vehicles belonged to those who visited the market to purchase groceries in these. The UT Administration had ordered that buyers can visit the market only on foot. Cops impounded 163 two-wheelers and 80 cars. Meanwhile, 675 persons roaming the city were also rounded up on Saturday. TNS

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