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Media, officials discuss ways to make roads safe in Manipur

Imphal, Jan 10 (UNI): Additional Chief Secretary (Transport) Anurag Bajpai, on Saturday said National Road Safety Month observance should go beyond a formal event and become a sustained effort to inculcate road safety habits, especially among children. He stressed that most road accidents are preventable and every life lost is a tragedy for the family, society and the state. He was speaking during a media sensitisation programme in connection with the National Road Safety Month 2026 held today at the Conference Hall of the Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Nityaipat Chuthek, Imphal.

Central India's Premier English Daily

Central India's Premier English Daily

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Key Highlights

  • He called for stronger media partnership to promote road safety and responsible public behaviour.
  • The programme, themed ‘Strengthening Media Partnership for Safer Roads’, was organised by the Transport Department, Government of Manipur.
  • “Road safety must be a top priority across the state.
  • Media plays a vital role in shaping public behaviour and social attitudes towards traffic discipline,” Bajpai said, urging journalists to highlight shortcomings such as the absence of caution markings near schools and other safety gaps in infrastructure.
  • He said the government is intensifying efforts under the three pillars of Engineering, Enforcement and Education during the Road Safety Month.
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