Eid holidays from 20-22 August

by Kashmirmediawatch

August 9, 2012

in Ladakh

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ISLAMABAD: The government has announced three days of Eid holidays.

According to a press release by the Interior Ministry, Eid holidays will take place from the 20-22 of August.
Government employees will be on leave from 18 August (Saturday).
Meanwhile Pakistan Railways has announced to run three special trains on Eid. (KMW News)

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