Islamabad opens special livestock markets for Eid

Islamabad gears up for Eid-ul-Adha. District administration opens government livestock markets at six key spots.

Teams finish setups for buyers, sellers, and smooth trades. Assistant Commissioners tour the sites. They check parking, clean water, spotless grounds, and extra perks. Officials scan nearby roads for easy traffic flow. Citizens reach markets without hassle.

The review covers the power supply too. The Deputy Commissioner of Islamabad orders top support for traders from far areas. Everyone gets what they need. DC sets strict rules: buy and sell animals only in official markets. No deals elsewhere. Highway pop-ups? Assistant Commissioners explain fast.

Administration urges folks: stick to government spots for safe picks. Markets will bustle soon. Healthy animals wait; prices stay fair. Hygiene tops the list—no germs spoil the fun. Meanwhile, Capital Development Authority shakes things up. They scrap Friday holidays for engineering wing staff. Work-from-home ends too.

Notification explains why. Wing handles street lights, traffic signals, road fixes, building care, and drain systems. Full attendance on Fridays keeps cities running sharp. Supervisors watch daily tasks close. Eid prep demands non-stop effort. Lights glow, signals click, roads stay smooth.

Citizens cheer the hustle. Safe markets mean joyful Eid. No stray sales clog streets. Administration teams stay alert. Traders unpack herds; families scout deals. Facilities shine water flows, trash vanishes. DC’s call unites all. Official spots cut risks, boost order. CDA push ensures no blackouts or potholes hit festivities.