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Kite flying declared non-bailable offense in Punjab
LAHORE: The Punjab Assembly has passed the amended Kite Flying Prohibition Act 2024, which imposes a complete ban on kite flying across the province, ARY
Punjab enforces comprehensive ban on kite flying
The Punjab Assembly has approved the amended Kite Flying Prohibition Act 2024, implementing a province-wide ban on kite flying and related activities.The legislation imposes strict penalties for violations.
Pakistan's Punjab province imposes total ban on kite fliers over safety concerns
Lawmakers in Pakistan's most populous Punjab province passed a law permanently banning kite flying. The measure, which includes enhanced prison terms
Punjab bans kite flying permanently ahead of Basant
Lawmakers in Punjab have passed a new law that permanently bans kite flying across the region, a move that comes just ahead of the long-anticipated Basant festival, traditionally marked by massive kite-flying celebrations.
Punjab's Kite Flying Ban: Safeguarding Lives Ahead of Basant
Lawmakers in Pakistan's Punjab province have enacted a law permanently banning kite flying. The measure, introduced ahead of the Basant festival, imposes strict penalties on offenders to prevent accidents caused by dangerous kite-flying materials.
Punjab passes bill for complete ban on kite flying
The Punjab Assembly on Tuesday imposed a complete ban on kite flying across the province with severe penalties for violation by enacting the Punjab Prohibition of Kite Flying (Amendment) Act, 2024.
Kite flying, trade will cost an arm and a leg in Punjab
Kite manufacturers, dealers and those found involved in any related activity will face a fine ranging from Rs500,000 to Rs5 million. Anyone found flying kite in any part of Punjab will face jail term of three to five years or face a fine of Rs2 million, or both.
Kite flying becomes non-bailable offence in Punjab
The Punjab Assembly has passed the amended Kite Flying Prohibition Act 2024, which imposes a complete ban on kite flying across the province.
Lawmakers in Pakistan’s Punjab impose total ban on kite fliers over safety concerns
A provincial assembly in Pakistan’s most populous Punjab province has passed a law permanently banning kite flying, officials said.
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