Bengaluru prohibits whistling and requires mask use...

To ensure public safety, Bengaluru authorities have enforced mask wearing and prohibited whistling in public places during New Year's Eve festivities.

According to a PTI report, the Bengaluru city police have made significant preparations for the New Year's Eve festivities today (December 31) and the New Year 2025 celebrations on january 1. Up to 11,000 officers have been sent out to keep the metro area law and orderly. In a post on X, the Bengaluru Commissioner of police stated that the city is prepared to welcome the New Year after inspection of the plans.

11,830 police officers, including senior officers and civil defense professionals, will be on tight watch around the city, keeping an eye out for any possible rave parties and drug-related activity.

According to the police, the public is only permitted to celebrate the New Year within the allotted time frame, which is until one in the morning. The report further stated that more than 1,000 surveillance cameras have been placed throughout the city for the same reason, according to karnataka Deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar.

Here's how to stay away from mob crush.

There are a few things you may do to lessen your chances of getting caught in a crowd crush. First, according to PTI, plan your route in advance by steering clear of locations that are anticipated to see significant traffic. To aid with crowd distribution, local authorities frequently create crowd management strategies, such as various celebration locations. In order to avoid the crowds heading for public transportation, try to postpone your departure until after the fireworks show. Keep an eye out for overcrowding indicators, such as sluggish or stopped movement, and, if need, relocate to less congested locations.

Keep an eye out for signs of anxiety from others around you and assist in communicating important information, including telling the throng to calm down. If you or the person you are with has trouble moving about, is shorter, or has crowd phobia, you should be extra cautious.



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