Punjab government has announced a strict crackdown during Eid ul Adha, imposing a hefty Rs. 50,000 fine on anyone caught dumping animal waste on roads, drains, or public places. Authorities say legal action will also be taken against violators to keep cities clean during the festive days. Special sanitation teams, extra staff, and machinery will remain active across Punjab for 72 hours during Eid. Officials have also ordered special cleanliness plans for mosques, Eidgahs, and cattle markets to manage the large crowds and waste collection efficiently. The government says emergency response teams and monitoring control rooms are already in place, warning that no negligence in cleanliness operations will be tolerated this Eid. Citizens are being urged to dispose of animal waste responsibly to avoid heavy penalties. 

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