ISLAMABAD – Administration has declared a holiday on August 13 in Islamabad in connection with Independence Day celebrations and the recent national victory in ‘Marka-e-Haq’.
The decision aims to allow citizens to participate fully in the national festivities and commemorate the significant achievements tied to this year’s celebrations.
Reports claimed that a formal notification issued by the deputy commissioner of Islamabad. It stated that all government offices, educational institutions, and affiliated departments within the federal capital will remain closed on August 13.
There is also a public holiday across Pakistan on August 14 on account of Independence Day.
Preparations are in full wing across the country to mark Pakistan’s 79th Independence Day with patriotic zeal.
Islamabad, like other major cities, has seen a surge in public enthusiasm, with official buildings decorated in green and white, and stalls selling flags, buntings, and themed apparel lining markets.
Authorities have encouraged citizens to take part in the national celebrations while observing safety and decorum.
