Areeba Altaf
Aerial firing poses a serious threat to public safety and well-being, warranting its prohibition in Pakistan. The unpredictable and grave consequences stemming from unintentional discharge of firearms result in significant harm, even claiming lives. Particularly during the summer, when people sleep on rooftops, the peril of such incidents intensifies. Festive occasions, often celebrated with firing, endanger the lives of children and adults alike. Recent incidents underscore the urgency of this issue. Transitioning to safer alternatives like sparklers and firecrackers ensures that celebrations remain joyous without jeopardizing lives. Implementing this change not only safeguards citizens but also upholds the essence of merriment. By taking a proactive stance against aerial firing, Pakistan can foster a secure environment for all while maintaining its cultural festivities.
