DC Multan bans Eid congregations at open places
Education Department was directed to make arrangements for holding Eid congregations in schools and colleges grounds
Eid prayers held in large congregations throughout the country. PHOTO: REUTERS
MULTAN:
While reviewing security arrangements, the district peace committee on Thursday imposed a ban on holding of Eid congregations at open places and permitted only registered and approved organisations to collect sacrificial animals' hides.
The meeting, chaired by the deputy commissioner, directed the Education Department to make arrangements for holding Eid congregations in schools and colleges grounds. Meanwhile, the city received 12.2 millimetres rain which is a record during the current monsoon spell which will continue till Friday.
Car crashes into Muslims leaving Eid prayers in UK
According to meteorological department, westerly waves approached the region and 30mm rain was recorded during the last 24 hours. Another rain spell has been predicted for September 4-5. Maximum and minimum temperatures were recorded at 27.5 and 24.8 degree centigrade, respectively.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 1st, 2017.
While reviewing security arrangements, the district peace committee on Thursday imposed a ban on holding of Eid congregations at open places and permitted only registered and approved organisations to collect sacrificial animals' hides.
The meeting, chaired by the deputy commissioner, directed the Education Department to make arrangements for holding Eid congregations in schools and colleges grounds. Meanwhile, the city received 12.2 millimetres rain which is a record during the current monsoon spell which will continue till Friday.
Car crashes into Muslims leaving Eid prayers in UK
According to meteorological department, westerly waves approached the region and 30mm rain was recorded during the last 24 hours. Another rain spell has been predicted for September 4-5. Maximum and minimum temperatures were recorded at 27.5 and 24.8 degree centigrade, respectively.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 1st, 2017.