Pakistan, July 25 -- LAHORE - The Punjab Environmental Protection (EPA) has intensified its digital mapping and aerial surveillance to prevent bird-related risks near airports and sensitive areas, including Lahore. Officials confirmed that their Aerial Surveillance Force is now flying over key zones to locate bird nests and cages that can endanger aircraft safety.

Using advanced geo-tagging technology, the EPA is mapping nests and bird-related sites in real time. The digital mapping process, expected to finish within two days, allows quick identification and removal of bird habitats. This high-tech step aims to make Lahore's skies safer, especially around the Lahore Airport and Mehfooz Shaheed Garrison.

During a recent operation, EPA te...