Aerial firing

Published October 24, 2014

WITH a booming wedding season, the capital resonates at odd hours with aerial firing by jubilant youths.

This practice poses a big threat to the lives of citizens, and is a great nuisance to patients, old people and kids. Moreover, this practice also poses a threat to the volatile law and order situation.

The Islamabad capital police and the authorities concerned are requested to take stern action against the people involved in this practice.

M. Arif Chughtai

Islamabad

Published in Dawn, October 24th, 2014

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