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Police raids restaurants serving shisha in Bahria Town

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The federal capital administration had fined three restaurants in Bahria Town for serving Shisha (hookah) to the customers and apprehended 10 people. According to assistant commissioner (rural area) Abdullah, Lohi Bhir police took action on the directions of chief commissioner, Islamabad, Aamer Ali Ahmed, the other day, following public complaints on Pakistan Citizens Portal.
The authority raided cafes including Maya, Retro and Moody’s in phase four and six of Bahria Town and confiscated hookah, flavors and other material. The accused were shifted to the police station and first information reports were registered against the cafe owners.

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