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Traffic fines set to increase
Fines for traffic violations on highways will be increased in an attempt to reduce traffic accidents, transport experts said.
Traffic accidents claim 23 lives each day
In the first nine months of this year, an average 56 traffic accidents occur nationwide each day, killing 23 persons.
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