Islamabad: Due to rising levels of air pollution and the release of harmful gases, the Islamabad administration has enforced Section 144 in the capital. This preventive measure aims to reduce toxic emissions from various sources and safeguard public health.
Key Measures Under Section 144 in Islamabad
The Additional District Magistrate issued a notification outlining the restrictions under Section 144. As per the orders:
- Emission of toxic gases from vehicles, factories, and brick kilns is strictly prohibited.
- Burning of waste and crop residue is banned to prevent further pollution.
These restrictions will be in effect immediately and remain active for the next two months, with possible extensions if air quality levels do not improve.
Strict Penalties for Violation of Section 144
The notification clearly states that any violation of the imposed restrictions will lead to strict legal action. The administration aims to ensure compliance to reduce the pollution levels that have been impacting Islamabad’s air quality.
Islamabad’s Fight Against Air Pollution
Air pollution in Islamabad has become a serious concern, with emissions from various sources contributing to poor air quality. This move to impose Section 144 is a proactive effort by authorities to mitigate harmful emissions and protect residents from the health risks associated with air pollution.
Residents are advised to comply with the new restrictions and report any violations to assist in improving Islamabad’s air quality.
