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Delhi Discoms Advise Against Using Kites With Metal-Coated Strings
Ahead of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan, discoms in Delhi have urged people to avoid flying kites with metal-coated strings near installations, including electricity wires and poles, to keep themselves safe and prevent disruption of power supply
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Educate Students, Staff About Dangers Associated With Kite Strings: Delhi Government
The Delhi government on Monday directed government school principals to sensitize students and staff members about accidents caused by metal-coated strings used for flying kites.
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Kite Strings Kill 2 Children Who Had Heads Stuck Out of Sunroofs In Delhi
Two children and a man died on Independence Day as Chinese kite string (manjha), coated with powdered glass, slit their throats in separate incidents across the national capital, prompting the Delhi government to finally ban the killer thread.
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Delhi Government Issues Notification Banning Chinese Kite-Flying Threads
The Delhi government today issued a draft notification banning sale, production and storage of metal-coated kite thread or Chinese manja or kite string in the capital, a day after two children and a youth were killed and a sub-inspector was injured in incidents of stray kite strings grazing their necks.
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Delhi Discoms Advise Against Using Kites With Metal-Coated Strings
Ahead of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan, discoms in Delhi have urged people to avoid flying kites with metal-coated strings near installations, including electricity wires and poles, to keep themselves safe and prevent disruption of power supply
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Educate Students, Staff About Dangers Associated With Kite Strings: Delhi Government
The Delhi government on Monday directed government school principals to sensitize students and staff members about accidents caused by metal-coated strings used for flying kites.
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Kite Strings Kill 2 Children Who Had Heads Stuck Out of Sunroofs In Delhi
Two children and a man died on Independence Day as Chinese kite string (manjha), coated with powdered glass, slit their throats in separate incidents across the national capital, prompting the Delhi government to finally ban the killer thread.
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Delhi Government Issues Notification Banning Chinese Kite-Flying Threads
The Delhi government today issued a draft notification banning sale, production and storage of metal-coated kite thread or Chinese manja or kite string in the capital, a day after two children and a youth were killed and a sub-inspector was injured in incidents of stray kite strings grazing their necks.
