Authorities in the National Capital District and Central Province, Papua New Guinea, are cracking down on Public Motor Vehicle (PMV) operators engaging in unauthorized strikes and overcharging passengers. Police have issued a strong warning, stating that individuals participating in illegal strike actions disrupting public transport will face immediate arrest and their vehicles will be impounded. This action aims to ensure uninterrupted public transportation services for residents and commuters. The Road Transport Authority (RTA) is working alongside police to enforce these regulations and address issues of price gouging. The warning underscores a commitment to maintaining order within the public transport system. These measures are being implemented to protect the public from disruption and exploitation. Further details were published in the Post Courier.