Chattogram:Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) conducted a drive against illegal parking on the country's first cycle track in Patenga, resulting in fines totaling Tk 6,000 and the seizure of one vehicle.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the operation took place from 10 am to 130 pm under the leadership of CCC Regional Executive Officer Pronoy Chakma. The action was part of ongoing efforts to maintain the cycle track, which was inaugurated by Finance and Planning Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury on Airport Road in Patenga last Friday.
Pronoy Chakma stated that two cases were filed under the Road Transport Act, 2018, against vehicles parked illegally on the track. The fines were collected through these cases, and one vehicle was seized. He emphasized that similar operations will continue to ensure the cycle track is used properly and remains free from illegal parking, allowing city residents to cycle without obstruction.
The drive saw participation from Subal Chakma, Regional Executive Officer of CCC Zone-5, along with zonal officials, supervisors, ward supervisors, and the CCC striking force. Patenga Police Station also fully cooperated with the operation.