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Crackdown Begins on Illegal Vehicle Modifications 🚌 🚘 From today (Sep 8), strict action will be taken against vehicles with illegal modifications like loud sound systems, multi-colored and flashing lights, says Deputy Transport Minister Dr. Prasanna Gunasena. This comes after a tragic crash on Ella–Wellawaya Rd last week.

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