Pakistan’s most populous province, Punjab, has reinstated a complete ban on kite flying ahead of a major festival, citing concerns over public safety. Authorities explained that the use of strings coated with metal and glass has led to numerous injuries and even fatalities. However, critics argue that the ban is unjust and disregards the cultural significance of the festival, which is widely celebrated across the country. Sonia Ghezali and Shahzaib Wahlah report.
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