36 128. Where rioting, or breach of the public peace occurs, in an area, the officer in charge, or the Prosecution Attorney, may issue a temporary order, for closing cafes and other public places, frequented by the public, in such area. 129. The Governor, or Commissioner, whenever it has been proved to him, after conducting the necessary inquiry, that any house, or shop is operated to deal in liquor, narcotics, psychotropics, gambling or prostitution, may order eviction and closure thereof, for a period, not exceeding one year. Eviction and closure of shops Power of use of firearm 129A. The officer in charge, in case of absence of the Prosecution Attorney, or the Judge , shall have the power to order use of firearm , or any other force, in cases of armed engagements, for combating armed bands, for the purpose of robbery, house breaking, smuggling goods, narcotics or psychotropics, or dispersing an unlawful assembly, in which firearm is used, or any tool, as the use of which may likely result in causing death, or grievious hurt, whenever the conditions require the same, for the purpose of arresting offenders, or preventing the occurrence of any offence. Branch III Prevention of Public Nuisance 130.(1) Where it has been reported, to the Prosecution Attorney, that any acts, as may constitute one of the offences, relating to peace and public health, are committed, he may issue an order requiring thereby the person concerned, at a fixed time, to cease committing such acts, or reform, or remove the effects thereof, in the manner, set forth in the order. (2) The said order shall be served upon the person, against whom it has been issued, by the ways of service, provided for in this Act. (3) Where the person concerned does not execute the order at once, or his immediate service is not possible, the Superior Prosecution Attorney, in case of imminent danger, or harm to the public, may order taking such means, as he may deem fit, for removal of the danger , or prevention of harm; provided that the person concerned shall be bound to pay any necessary expenses. Part V