The Basant Festival in Lahore has prompted significant security and safety measures, as reported by various news sources. According to Tribune Latest, the Punjab Emergency Service, Rescue 1122, has implemented an extensive emergency plan involving over 1,200 trained rescuers, 56 ambulances, 24 fire vehicles, and 300 rescue motorbikes to ensure the safety of citizens during the festival. These resources are strategically positioned across 180 key points in the city, including sensitive areas like the Walled City and Data Darbar, to provide immediate emergency response (Tribune Latest, February 06, 2026). In addition, former cricket captain Wasim Akram praised the Punjab Government for its 'safe and well-organized arrangements,' highlighting the beauty of the city during the festival and urging citizens to celebrate responsibly (The Frontier Post, February 06, 2026).