Policeman injured by kite string in Lahore incident
A policeman in Lahore was injured by a kite string while on duty, according to a media report. The officer received medical attention, highlighting ongoing concerns about hazardous kite-flying practices in the city.
LAHORE: A police officer sustained injuries after being struck by a stray kite string in Lahore, according to a report in The Express Tribune.
The incident occurred when the officer was on duty and was cut by a sharp string, commonly known as 'dor', used in kite flying. The policeman received immediate medical attention following the incident.
Kite flying, while a popular pastime in Lahore, has been associated with numerous accidents in the past due to the use of metallic or chemically coated strings. These strings can pose significant risks to both riders and pedestrians, often resulting in injuries.
Authorities have repeatedly warned against the use of hazardous kite strings and have conducted crackdowns to curb the practice. Despite these efforts, such incidents continue to be reported in the city.
However, it highlighted ongoing concerns regarding public safety and the enforcement of existing bans on dangerous kite-flying materials.
Law enforcement agencies have urged citizens to refrain from using dangerous kite strings and to comply with safety regulations to prevent further injuries.
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