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Police seek new ways to serve traffic fines after Parliament blocks budget · Cyprus Report

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Police seek new ways to serve traffic fines after Parliament blocks budget

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The Cyprus Police are seeking alternative methods to deliver thousands of pending out-of-court fines after the parliamentary Finance Committee refused to release 146,000 euros for system upgrades.
Discussions are underway regarding the potential use of SMS text messages to serve these out-of-court notices to citizens.
Individuals who fail to comply or respond to the process could potentially face fines of up to 3,000 euros.

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Εξώδικα με ένα SMS στο κινητό – Τι αλλάζει και ποιοι κινδυνεύουν με πρόστιμο €3.000Dialogos · 2 hours ago

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The Cyprus Police are seeking alternative methods to deliver thousands of pending out-of-court fines after the parliamentary Finance Committee refused to release 146,000 euros for system upgrades.
Discussions are underway regarding the potential use of SMS text messages to serve these out-of-court notices to citizens.
Individuals who fail to comply or respond to the process could potentially face fines of up to 3,000 euros.

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