Sombre days
March 24, 2020
Every year, Pakistan Day is celebrated enthusiastically in all the cities and small towns in Pakistan. However, this year due to the global emergency of the coronavirus, the government decided to cancel the much-awaited parade in the federal capital in order to save the from crowded gatherings.
Undoubtedly, this will be a devastating moment for all Pakistanis but as responsible citizens it is the duty of all of us to respect our government’s order and avoid unnecessary public meetings. Furthermore, in this time of national calamity, we all need to stand together and support each other.
Hadia Aziz
Islamabad
-
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Has Staff From 'big Brother' For All His Needs -
Perrie Edwards And Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Welcome Second Child -
Meryl Streep To Return In 'Mamma Mia 3'? -
James Cameron Weighs In On Debates He Still Has About 'Titanic' Raft Scene -
'Star Wars' Director Speaks Out Against 'scared' Comment -
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Braves Through 'element Of Tragedy' Im Exile -
Wayne Brady On How Decision About His Sexuality Has Made Him A Better Parent -
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, Sarah Ferguson To Jump At 'comeback' Chance -
Prince William, Kate Middleton Have Reset Their 'love' After Cancer -
Prince William, Meghan Markle Make Parallel PR Moves -
Spencer Pratt Recalls Meeting Ryan Gosling Before Fame -
Meghan Markle's As Ever Facing Branding Problems? -
Kate Middleton Is More Relaxed In 'Wellington Boots Than Diamond Tiara' -
Gaten Matarazzo Addresses Important Fans Query About 'Stranger Things' -
Prince William's Latest Move Reveals Rift Is Strong With Prince Harry -
Princess Eugenie Becomes Second Royal After Meghan To Feature In Viral Trend