KARACHI: In the wake of the New Year celebrations in the country, Karachi police on Sunday warned revellers that they would be charged with terrorism for aerial firing.

In a statement, Karachi Police Chief Khadim Hussain Rind said that the charges of attempted murder and terrorism will be included in the cases lodged against those involved in aerial firing on New Year’s Eve.

The police official highlighted the importance of strong and successful actions against hooliganism and aerial firing, bringing those involved under the grip of the law.

Rind also stressed conducting search operations, making announcements at markets and through mosques to thwart aerial firing, and promoting positive police actions through social media to counter any negative Impact.

Moreover, the police chief also ordered his subordinates, especially traffic police chief DIG Iqbal Dara, to arrest people for drinking and driving.

Meanwhile, a complete ban on carrying or display of arms, aerial firing and use of fireworks has been imposed across Karachi for two days.