Pakistan will observe Monday (September 12) as a day of mourning on the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Upon the recommendation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif accorded his approval for observing a day of mourning in Pakistan on the demise of the Queen.
A notification issued by the cabinet division in this regard reads, “On the demise of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Government of Pakistan has decided to observe a day of national mourning on 12th September 2022.”
“The National Flag of Pakistan shall fly at half-mast throughout the country on 12th September”, the notification adds.
The United Kingdom’s longest-serving monarch died on Thursday at the age of 96, after reigning for 70 years. The Queen visited Pakistan twice during her reign, in 1961 and 1997.
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WAT THE FALUDA ? why are we mouring the colonizers ?
Where’s the harm in it, maybe we will get little bit of FALUDA, for which we are desperately begging the whole word.
Name any superpower that hasn’t colonised throughout the History?
12 september mondy ke chutti day deni chy pakistan ko
Still a slave of the old queen.