DOHA: All traffic violations recorded in Qatar on Monday, June 23, during the Iran missile strike will be waived for motorists, the country’s Ministry of Interior has announced.
“This decision comes as a gesture of appreciation for the swift and responsible response demonstrated by citizens and residents in promptly reaching their workplaces and service centres, under pressing circumstances that required urgent movement by a broad segment of the public to fulfil their national and professional duties,” the ministry said.
The authority also said that this is a one-time waiver that “applies exclusively to violations committed on the specified day”.
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