QR-Code Registration Now Mandatory for Lahore Kites, as authorities implement strict safety measures for Basant 2026. The new rule ensures all registered kites carry QR codes for traceability. Lahore authorities have divided the city into Red, Yellow, and Green zones to manage risks linked to kite flying. Court directives and government notifications have guided this comprehensive security plan.
Under the Punjab Kite Flying Act, only kites with cotton strings are allowed. Glass-coated, metal, and chemical strings face a complete ban. Police monitoring and control rooms will track kite flying activities, while drones for monitoring and social media surveillance will ensure public safety. These steps aim to reduce illegal activities during Basant, such as rooftop drinking and aerial firing.
The registration system requires kite owners to provide basic information before receiving a QR code. Authorities can easily verify compliance through this code, improving enforcement of kite regulations. Helmets and safety wires are mandatory for motorcyclists near Red Zones, and protective antennas are required for certain areas. Traffic management during Basant will be supported by rickshaw services for citizens and high-alert emergency services. Health department alerts and public safety measures are active throughout the festival.
This security plan for kite flying focuses on safety concerns and potential threats. Registered kites with traceable QR codes will make violations easier to monitor. Authorities expect that strict compliance will reduce accidents and enhance overall Basant festival management.
In conclusion, QR-Code registration for Lahore kites is a vital step for safety during Basant 2026. Citizens must follow the rules to enjoy the festival while preventing risks linked to unregulated kite flying.
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QR-Code registration is now mandatory for Lahore kites, ensuring kite flying safety and strict compliance during Basant 2026.
