Police issued 170 fines in nationwide crime crackdown on Thursday night aimed at preventing serious crime and boosting public safety, it said on Friday.

Officers carried out coordinated patrols across urban areas, focusing on key locations to deter criminal activity and maintain public order.

One person was arrested for illegal possession of property and traffic offences.

During the operation, police stopped 400 vehicles and checked 542 drivers and passengers.

Officers also carried out 25 inspections of premises, with four complaints recorded over breaches of operating permits.

Of the 170 traffic violations, 51 were for speeding.

Police conducted 146 alcohol tests, while two people tested positive in preliminary drug checks.

Ten vehicles were also seized.

Police said such operations continue daily with increased presence and targeted checks.

Authorities aim to prevent crime, improve road safety and strengthen the public’s sense of security.