Peshawar Bans Aerial Firing and Fireworks Ahead of Independence Day
Most outlets reported that Peshawar imposed a ban on aerial firing and fireworks ahead of Independence Day under Section 144. ARY News repeated the headline verbatim, while Arab News Pakistan added a brief detail about the district administration’s notification and the inclusion of toy guns and loud horns in the ban.
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Peshawar bans aerial firing, firecrackers ahead of I-Day
The district administration in Pakistan’s northwestern Peshawar district this week banned aerial firing, toy guns, loud horns and firecrackers ahead of Independence Day on Aug. 14, a notification said, to deter people from creating “public nuisance.” Pakistan celebrates its Independence Day on Aug 14 each year, Children playing with toy guns, while young people setting […]
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Pakistan’s Peshawar bans aerial firing, firecrackers ahead of Independence Day
PESHAWAR: The district administration in Pakistan’s northwestern Peshawar district this week banned aerial firing, toy guns, loud horns and firecrackers ahead of Independence Day on Aug. 14, a notification said, to deter people from creating “public nuisance.”
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