Police have filed 1,042 charges against people for breaking e-scooter rules, with some 28 scooters being seized, it announced on Monday.
In the latest campaign, which ran from Friday to Sunday, police filed 526 charges nationwide.
Of these, 219 were for riding e-scooters in areas where they are not allowed.
Another 116 were for not wearing a helmet, while 86 were for not having the required fluorescent clothing.
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