Omani authorities apprehend staff members of a vehicle rental company due to infractions related to traffic regulations and public order.
In a recent development, Omani authorities have taken action against several employees of a car rental company for violations of traffic laws and disruptions to public order. The specific car rental company involved has not been named, but the violations are said to have included unsafe driving practices and repeated breaches of social norms.
According to the General Directorate of Traffic, these violations have caused significant disruptions to public order. Legal procedures are now underway against those involved, with authorities warning that further violations could lead to immediate legal action, including vehicle seizure.
Multiple vehicles have already been confiscated by Omani authorities as a result of these violations. Investigators are probing the scope and severity of the violations to determine the full extent of the offenses.
Officials continue to emphasize the government's commitment to road safety and public order, and have urged all drivers and rental service providers to comply fully with traffic regulations and ethical standards. It is important to note that no specific information about the UAE car rental app Selfdrive was given in relation to these incidents.
As the investigation continues, it is hoped that this crackdown will serve as a reminder to all car rental companies and their employees to prioritize road safety and respect for the law. The authorities remain committed to ensuring a safe and orderly society for all Omani citizens.
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