Preparations in full swing to celebrate Independence Day in befitting manner tomorrow

Pakistan Aug, 13 2022
Preparations in full swing to celebrate Independence Day in befitting manner tomorrow
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ISLAMABAD: Preparations to celebrate Independence Day of motherland in a befitting manner are reaching their zenith in country. Day will dawn with special prayers and a 31 gun salute in federal capital and 21 gun salute at all provincial capitals. Special prayers will be offered in masajid at dawn for peace, solidarity and prosperity of country. Different public and private departments will hold special functions and activities with focus on acknowledging contribution of leaders of Pakistan Movement and sacrifices of national heroes. Buildings are being decorated with national flags, buntings and lights. People have displayed national flags on their vehicles and rooftop of their houses.

Besides, stalls of national flags, buntings, caps and children clothes doused in green and white colours have been setup along busy roadsides and at shops in every nook and corner of country. Pakistan Television and Radio Pakistan will highlight services of Pakistan Movement heroes’ on day and pay tributes to their extra ordinary contributions for making Pakistan a reality.            

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 13 2022

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