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Now they can't wait to try out the brother-in-law's new toy, a miniature unicycle.
Answer:
I agree with the above statement
Explanation:
parents of children who vandalise schools and other public property must pay heavy fines to the government for their children's action. The proposal was made in line with the administration's desire to check vandalism. Education authorities believe that the involvement of parents in the rehabilitation of damaged schools, public property and even encroached government land and other properties could lead to more vandalism. Under the plan, parents of violators can be fined Rs 100,000 for vandalizing a school; Rs 500,000 for destroying the school building and Rs 2,000,000 each for other vandalism-damaged properties.
Students belonging to government schools must come to school on time and wait for buses, according to the Head of the Levies Force, Ghulam Mehmood, who was on a visit to Kharal Darra for checking children. Parents were asked to ensure their children arrived at the schools before 9 am. He added that if parents failed to send their children to school on time, fines would be imposed on them.
He further advised parents to keep a check on their children during their daily outing. A separate security team would ensure the security of children and their parents during their day-to-day outings, he added.
"In case of any incident, the parents are asked to inform the Levies Force immediately," Ghulam Mehm
Answer:
To abstain, either as an individual or group, from using, buying, or dealing with someone or some organization as an expression of protest.
