Punjab Government Introduces Wildlife Hazard Control Rules 2025
The Punjab government has implemented the "Punjab Wildlife Hazard Control Rules 2025" and amended existing wildlife protection laws to protect wildlife and human populations from potential dangers.
The new rules enable scientific and systematic action in cases of conflict or danger between humans and wild animals, with fines for serious violations increased from Rs500 to Rs10,000.
The measures aim to modernise environmental and biodiversity management in the province.
The Chief Wildlife Ranger may order action based on field reports, scientific evidence, and public complaints if a wild animal poses a threat or is incapable of surviving due to disease or injury.
Author's summary: Punjab government introduces new rules to protect wildlife and humans.
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