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No meat, chicken sale near Indian Air Force's Bengaluru base till Feb 20 for Aero India: here's why

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Description: The IAF added that while consumption of non-vegetarian food can be allowed in the area, waste material like bones need to be disposed of in a strict manner.

The IAF added that while consumption of non-vegetarian food can be allowed in the area, waste material like bones need to be disposed of in a strict manner.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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No meat, chicken sale near Indian Air Force's Bengaluru base till Feb 20 for Aero India: here's why

The Indian Air Force has asked Bengaluru's civic body to ensure that all meat, chicken, and fish shops near the Yelahanka air base are closed till 20 February 2023.

The Air Force on 3 February issued a clarification regarding the request, saying that the measures are needed to ensure safety of aircraft during the Aero India show. The order has been issued for a 10 km radius around the Yelahanka Air Force Station.

The IAF added that while consumption of non-vegetarian food can be allowed in the area, waste material like bones need to be disposed of in a strict manner. This is to prevent excessive bird activity in the vicinity of the airfield.

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Why are meat, chicken, and fish shops near the Yelahanka air base closed till February 20, 2023?❯

The Indian Air Force has asked Bengaluru's civic body to ensure that all meat, chicken, and fish shops near the Yelahanka air base are closed till 20 February 2023 to ensure safety of aircraft during the Aero India show within a 10 km radius around the Yelahanka Air Force Station.

What measures have been taken regarding non-vegetarian food consumption during the closure?❯

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When was the clarification regarding the shop closure issued by the Air Force?❯

What is the purpose of preventing excessive bird activity in the area?❯

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