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Police arrest two kite sellers, seize 1,600 kites and 17 spools of string

Police arrest two kite sellers, seize 1,600 kites and 17 spools of string
RAWALPINDI, Oct 22 (APP):Rawalpindi Police have arrested two alleged kite sellers and recovered 1,600 kites and 17 spools of kite-flying string in separate operations.
According to a police spokesperson, Taxila Police arrested a suspect and recovered 1,500 kites and 16 spools of string, while Naseerabad Police arrested another suspect and seized 100 kites and one spool of string.
Separate cases have been registered against the suspects.
SP Pothohar Chaudhry Asar Ali said kite-flying was a non-bailable offence and warned that those involved in the hazardous activity would face legal action.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)