Chinese manja safety drive sees 300 masks distributed in Kachiguda
Hyderabad: Police and local volunteers organised a Chinese manja safety drive in Kachiguda. During the programme, organisers distributed 300 protective masks to two-wheeler riders. The initiative aimed to prevent accidents caused by banned kite strings.
Local youth Mohammed Karim, also known as Taneesha, led the awareness drive. He said the campaign focused on reducing injuries during the Sankranti season. In particular, it targeted two-wheeler riders, who face a high risk of neck and facial injuries from sharp kite strings.
Meanwhile, Jyotsna, SHO of Kachiguda Police Station, attended the programme as chief guest. She personally distributed masks to commuters. She also warned that Chinese manja continues to harm motorists and birds across the city.
Chinese manja safety campaign urges public cooperation
Addressing the gathering, the SHO urged citizens to report anyone selling Chinese manja. She said police will register cases immediately against violators. According to her, strict action will help curb the illegal trade and prevent accidents.
In addition, several local representatives and volunteers supported the drive. Those present included SI Naresh, Dr Sameemulla, Mohammed Farooq, Mohammed Atif, Mohammed Raheem, Mohammed Farjin, and Venu.
Finally, organisers said such awareness programmes play a vital role during the festive season. They added that public cooperation remains essential to protect lives and promote responsible celebrations.
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