Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Anakapalli Police Launches 'Stop Face Wash' Program to Curb Accidents
The police in Anakapalli are trying to make roads safer.
They've started a program where police teams stop drivers on the highways, especially at night or early morning.
They suggest that drivers wash their faces to wake up if they feel sleepy.
This is because sleepiness causes many accidents.
The police are also putting up warning signs and lights in dangerous spots and reminding drivers to be safe for their families.
They hope these actions will make the roads safer for everyone.
Anakapalli district police launched a 'stop and face wash' program.
The program aims to reduce road accidents caused by driver drowsiness.
Nine mobile teams are conducting special drives on national highways.
Police are advising drivers to wash their faces and prioritize safety.
Warning boards and lights are installed at accident-prone areas.
- Who
- Anakapalli district police
- What
- Initiated a 'stop and face wash' program
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Anakapalli district, national highways
- Why
- To reduce road accidents caused by driver drowsiness
- Initiative
- 'Stop and face wash' program
- Goal
- Reduce road accidents due to drowsiness
- Location
- Anakapalli district
- Supervision
- District Superintendent of Police Tuhin Sinha
- Teams
- Nine mobile teams on national highways