Authorities in Lahore have introduced a new directive banning the tying of sacrificial animals on roads, streets, and public lanes ahead of Eid-ul-Adha.
The move is aimed at improving cleanliness, reducing traffic congestion, and maintaining public order during the busy festive period when large numbers of animals are brought into urban areas.
According to officials, citizens are being instructed to keep sacrificial animals only in designated areas or within private properties. Authorities have also warned that strict action may be taken against those found violating the new regulations.
Every year, overcrowded streets and improperly placed animals create challenges for traffic flow, sanitation, and public convenience in several parts of the city. Officials say the latest measures are intended to ensure a cleaner and more organized environment for residents during Eid preparations.
The directive has sparked mixed reactions online. While many residents have welcomed the effort to improve city management and hygiene, others believe awareness campaigns and proper designated spaces will be necessary for smooth implementation.
Authorities are expected to continue monitoring different areas of the city in the coming days as Eid-ul-Adha preparations intensify.
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