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Gurugram bars and restaurants must now stop drunk patrons from driving, facing fines or jail for non-compliance.
Gurugram bars and restaurants must now prevent intoxicated patrons from driving, under a new rule enforcing Section 168 of India’s Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita.
Police require establishments to monitor customers, arrange safe transport, and display warnings about drunk driving penalties.
The directive follows a rise in fatal accidents, with 345 deaths and over 580 injuries reported this year on high-risk roads.
Authorities have increased patrols and breathalyser checks near nightlife areas and partnered with Google Maps for real-time road safety alerts.
Failure to comply may result in fines, license suspension, or criminal action.
Los bares y restaurantes de Gurugram ahora deben impedir que los clientes borrachos conduzcan, enfrentando multas o prisión por incumplimiento.