Updated On: 31 March, 2022 02:15 PM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
The session included the health effects of noise pollution on traffic constables in the course of their duty on Mumbai roads and their own powers to enforce anti-honking rules

NGO Awaaz Foundation conducted training session for Mumbai Traffic Police constables
For the first time since fines for unnecessary honking and loud horns in Maharashtra were increased from Rs, 1,000 to Rs 2,000 in December 2021, NGO Awaaz Foundation conducted a training session for Mumbai traffic police on March 31.
According to the press release issued to the media, the session was the second in a series of training sessions for traffic constables at the Byculla Police Training Institute. In the first session conducted in October 2021, about 80 traffic constables were trained. This time, 55 constables were trained. The sessions will continue until all the Mumbai police traffic constables (2,600) are covered.