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Pakistan Day parade cancelled

Published February 14, 2002
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ISLAMABD, Feb 13: Pakistan will not hold its national day parade on March 23 because of the military’s concentration on its borders with India, the government announced on Tuesday.

The announcement was made by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) in a statement saying the event would not be held as Pakistani troops had been massed on its western borders with India.

This will be the first cancellation of Pakistan Day parade in more than three decades.—dpa

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