Selfie point at Racecourse Park

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— White Star
— White Star

LAHORE: The Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) has established a selfie point for the visitors at Jilani Park (Racecourse Park), pledging to open it for the public soon after the end of the lockdown by the government.

The selfie point has the words, “I Love Lahore”.

“The selfie point has been prepared for the citizens on Jail Road Jilani Park. It will be great opportunity for the visitors to save their memories in audio-visual record,” PHA DG Muzaffar Sial said in a press release on Tuesday.

“Selfie points will be set up in other parks also being maintained by the PHA in the city,” he added.

RAIDS: The city administration’s price control magistrates on Tuesday got arrested 47 shopkeepers for profiteering and overcharging in various parts of the city, according to a spokesman.

The magistrates also imposed fine over Rs200,000 on several other shopkeepers.

Published in Dawn, April 29th, 2020

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