Haripur district administration has banned swimming and bathing in all water bodies under Section 144 to ensure public safety during the ongoing season.
The District Administration of Haripur has imposed a complete ban on swimming and bathing in streams, dams, lakes, and other water bodies within the district. This move is aimed at ensuring public safety as people flock to these areas during the summer months. The ban was issued under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
According to local authorities, the decision comes amid increased incidents of accidents and drowning in recent years due to unsafe swimming practices. The administration has warned that violators will face legal action, including fines and other penalties as stipulated by law.
The ban covers all water bodies across Haripur district, leaving no room for exceptions or exemptions. Local residents and tourists are advised to adhere strictly to the new regulations to avoid any legal consequences. Authorities have also urged parents to supervise their children closely near water bodies to prevent accidents.
This measure is part of a broader safety initiative by the government to reduce the risk of drowning and other water-related incidents during the summer season. The administration has emphasized that public cooperation is crucial in ensuring everyone's safety while enjoying recreational activities outdoors.
