Amritsar: While District Administration Amritsar has imposed several restrictions to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, has decided to continue with a daily adrenaline in a hurry to defeat the retreat ceremony held together by Indian and Pakistani border guards in Attari but with limits.
According to reports, the Civil Administration Authority has written to the General Inspector, the border limit on the fate of defeating a retreat ceremony known as the flag-lowering ceremony but the decision cannot be taken late at night.
Sources inform that the Fearning ceremony will be limited to a capacity of 50% or permitted to be attended by 700 people in accordance with the district administration instructions at the upper limit of people at the outdoor meeting.
However, the final decision will be taken on Wednesday.
The viewer gallery at the Attari International border has the capacity to accommodate around 25,000 viewers.
Even if they go with the state government guidelines to accommodate 50% of meetings in the viewer gallery, their number will be around 12,500.
While confirming the flag-lowering ceremony will continue, Deputy Commissioner of Gurpreet Singh Khaira told that the Attari Flower Ceremony will continue with the limits mentioned in the latest guidelines.
Flag-lowering ceremony at Attari to continue
