Sri Lanka Police Launch ‘1997’ Hotline to Report Misuse of Government Vehicles

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October 12, Colombo (LNW): The Sri Lanka Police have introduced a special hotline, ‘1997,’ for the public to report any misuse or neglect of government-owned vehicles. In a statement issued by police headquarters, citizens are urged to provide information about government vehicles unlawfully hidden or abandoned in various locations, leading to their deterioration.

The hotline is operational 24/7, and the police assure complete confidentiality for those who provide tips, with the option to remain anonymous. However, the police emphasize the importance of accuracy, warning that legal action will be taken against individuals who provide false information.

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