Local Police Crack Down on Drunk and Drug-Induced Driving, Arresting 6

Over the weekend Hong Kong police launched a crackdown on drunk driving, drug-induced driving, and speeding in the New Territories South.



During the operation, uspicious vehicles were stopped and speeding enforcement was carried out, with breathalyzer tests conducted on drivers.



Police arrested sixl men, aged between 27 and 54, for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol, failing to provide a breathalyzer sample, failing to provide a saliva sample, driving with a suspended driver license, and driving without third-party insurance.



One of the arrested men, aged 41, was found to be a wanted fugitive.