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Independence Day celebrations gain momentum

LAHORE: Preparations for the Independence Day celebrations have gained momentum, with people from across the country enthusiastically taking part in activities ahead of August 14. Despite intermittent rainfall, the spirit of Independence Day remains high, with major markets decorated with national flags, buntings and portraits of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and national heroes. People,…

Independence Day celebrations gain momentum

Preparations for Pakistan's Independence Day celebrations are swiftly advancing, with citizens from nationwide enthusiastically participating in festivities leading up to August 14. Despite brief bouts of rain, the patriotic fervor for Independence Day remains robust. Major commercial areas have been adorned with national flags, banners, and portraits of the nation's founding father, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, alongside other revered figures.

The youth and children, in particular, are flocking to markets to purchase flags, badges, stickers, portraits, and other Independence Day memorabilia. Motorcycles, automobiles, and public transportation vehicles are also being festooned with national flags and thematic stickers, underscoring the profound nationalistic sentiment among the populace.

Local merchants have stocked an extensive range of Independence Day merchandise to entice buyers, and young individuals are eagerly purchasing flags and badges to adorn their residences, vehicles, and commercial venues. The conspicuous display of national flags adorning markets, streets, vehicles, and homes has imbued the region with a festive and celebratory ambiance.

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