(1)Stung by a spate of fatal crashes on the newly opened Yamuna
Expressway, officials of the Greater Noida authority. Noida police and
Jaypee on Wednesday decided to ask the Central Road Research
Institue(CRRI) to suggest ways to avoid accidents and check if there
was
any need for a change in design. "We decided to install high speed
cameras on the expressway. In most cases(accidents), the vehicles
remain
unidentified. Cameras will help to identify the cause of accidents and
at what speed the vehicle move," explained officer.
(source hindustan times Thursday, September 6, 2012)
(2)In what being viewed as one of the biggest crackdowns on residents
at their houses, Delhi Police have identified 45 such households
across the city where minors are working . The employers will be
arrested from employing minors. According to the Delhi Police
officials,
the raids come following an extensive research carried out by Child
Welfare Committee, Dilshad Garden.
According to srouces, the list of these houses was obtained from a
placement agency owner, who was arrested in February this year after
minor girl was rescued from east delhi. "In most of the cases, the
investigatiing agencies arrest only those who are involved in
trafficking the child." said police officer.(source hindustan times
Saturday, September 01, 2012)
Expressway, officials of the Greater Noida authority. Noida police and
Jaypee on Wednesday decided to ask the Central Road Research
Institue(CRRI) to suggest ways to avoid accidents and check if there
was
any need for a change in design. "We decided to install high speed
cameras on the expressway. In most cases(accidents), the vehicles
remain
unidentified. Cameras will help to identify the cause of accidents and
at what speed the vehicle move," explained officer.
(source hindustan times Thursday, September 6, 2012)
(2)In what being viewed as one of the biggest crackdowns on residents
at their houses, Delhi Police have identified 45 such households
across the city where minors are working . The employers will be
arrested from employing minors. According to the Delhi Police
officials,
the raids come following an extensive research carried out by Child
Welfare Committee, Dilshad Garden.
According to srouces, the list of these houses was obtained from a
placement agency owner, who was arrested in February this year after
minor girl was rescued from east delhi. "In most of the cases, the
investigatiing agencies arrest only those who are involved in
trafficking the child." said police officer.(source hindustan times
Saturday, September 01, 2012)
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