[Evening News]: "How to Reach 15 Points to Stop Driving"

Summary for Sunday, November 30th:

In response to serious issues, significant solutions are proposed. The points-based driving license system is back, now with even harsher fines for reckless drivers. 33 violations will be penalized, and immediate suspension will occur once a driver reaches 15 points. Furthermore, the process for obtaining a driving license may soon undergo substantial changes. More details shortly.

The family of a police officer who died in an accident in Beau Songes in September 2023 is filing a lawsuit in the Supreme Court. They are demanding 6.2 million rupees from the State Insurance Company of Mauritius and the driver involved in the incident.

Who attacked and strangled a 6-year-old girl in Résidence Barkly last Monday? The victim's father, Jonathan Lejeune, is seeking public assistance to identify his daughter's assailant. The girl was saved by her 14-year-old brother, who intervened to protect her and was also injured in the process. The FBI is joining the FCC in the investigation into Mamy Ravatomanga, a Malagasy billionaire suspected of receiving five million euros in illegal commissions related to an aircraft sale intended for Iran.

Night Markets, similar to those in Kuala Lumpur and India, will feature entertainment, food stalls, and a festive atmosphere. These markets will take place across the island from December 12th to January 5th, with strict control measures in place.

Finally, we'll discuss cinema. The new series by Vince Gilligan, following Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, titled "Plur1bus," features Rhea Seehorn.