Deadly nuisance
Throughout the country, aerial firing during weddings and festivals is a widespread tradition. It continues unabated even though it poses a significant threat to public safety, resulting in numerous injuries and fatalities. In their jubilation, people often display ostentation by brandishing guns and firing countless bullets, despite being aware of the possible repercussions. It also contributes to noise pollution and instils fear in the masses, especially among young children. This reckless behaviour endangers lives and it also reflects a deeper societal issue. Aerial firing is a misguided display of celebration that is not a badge of honour. It reveals a troubling disregard for the well-being of others and the values of responsible citizenship. The government should take strict action against individuals involved in aerial firing, which not only causes safety hazards but also poses serious risks to public safety. There is a dire need to educate the public about the dangers associated with this practice.
Salah Ud Din Kakar
Quetta
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