Karachi Police issues a stern warning against New Year’s Eve revelers, cautioning that engaging in aerial firing will result in charges of terrorism and attempted murder. Police Chief Khadim Hussain Rind emphasizes the need for robust actions against hooliganism, stating that offenders will be brought under the full force of the law.
To counter negative impacts, the police stress the importance of conducting search operations, making announcements, and utilizing social media. Traffic Police Chief DIG Iqbal Dara is specifically instructed to arrest individuals for drinking and driving, promoting road safety during the celebrations.
A comprehensive ban is imposed on carrying or displaying arms, engaging in aerial firing, and using fireworks across Karachi for two days, from December 31 to January 1, 2024. Commissioner Muhammad Saleem Rajput orders the ban under Section 144 of the criminal procedure code to safeguard public well-being.
Karachi Traffic Police additionally imposes a ban on visiting entertainment spots to prevent untoward incidents on New Year’s Eve. Citizens are urged to use alternate routes for heading towards Defence, and residents are advised to carry original CNICs.
These measures come in the wake of past incidents where aerial firing during New Year’s celebrations led to injuries. The warnings and bans aim to ensure public safety, curbing the potential for violence and harm during the festive celebrations.
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