Islamabad:
On the eve of independence day, the cities of Pakistan are buzzing with excitement while markets, streets and houses are transformed into vibrant exhibitions of green and white. Young people rush to conclude Azadi agreements, children impatiently choose flags and celebration accessories, and women are used on occasion with colorful patriotic outfits.
According to a report released by the state -of -the -state chain, the festive atmosphere has triggered an increase in sales of flags, accessories and the last patriotic clothes. “This year, we have found a huge increase in demand for previous years,” said a store owner on a city market.
Buyers share the same enthusiasm. “I love the way the whole city comes to life with colors and energy – it makes me proud to celebrate Azadi,” said a university student. Citizens of various cities have also expressed the joy of seeing the communities unite to decorate the streets and the houses, affirming that the exhibitions “give life to the spirit of freedom”.
The retailers of shopping centers, local markets and online platforms offer discounts and special packages to attract customers. The shopping centers are dressed in patriotic colors, while many people decorate their cars with flags and stickers. The stalls by the road overflows with green and white goods, adding to the lively atmosphere.
In Lahore, preparations go beyond clothing and decoration. Bakeries and sweets create cakes and treats on the theme of independence, with flag -shaped cake orders and those registered with increased patriotic messages. “People like to celebrate with something sweet, and our Azadi cakes have become very popular this year,” said a local baker.
From Karachi to Quetta, merchants bring back fast sales while families are preparing for rallies and holidays. “Traditional candies with personalized cakes and festive decoration, excitement is palpable,” said a market seller.
The combined energy of booming sales, colorful decorations and special treats makes celebrations of the independence day of this year among the most dynamic of recent memory, according to the citizens of Islamabad.
MRIREE reveals the traffic plan for the day
On Wednesday, city traffic police (CTP) announced on Wednesday a special traffic plan to facilitate tourists and maintain a smooth traffic flow in the mountain station during independence day celebrations.
According to a spokesperson for the MRIREE CTP, the arrangements were taken on the directives of the Deputy Inspector General (traffic) PUNJAB. More than 200 officers and staff will be deployed to regulate traffic in Murrier. All the traffic in Rawalpindi and Islamabad will enter Murree via the highway and RMK GT Road, while travelers going to Azad Cashmere will be limited only to the motorway route.
