Pakistani people purchasing fresh roses flowers bouquets and garlands for loved ones from a big flower whole sale market on the eve of World Valentine's Day. Pakistan been banned its media from promoting anything to related Valentine's Day or any public celebrations of it. Valentine's Day is increasingly popular among younger Pakistanis, with many taking up the custom of giving cards, chocolates and gifts to their sweethearts to mark the occasion. As in many other countries, restaurants and retailers have also attempted to cash in on the international day of romance by offering special promoti
Pakistani people purchasing fresh roses flowers bouquets and garlands for loved ones from a big flower whole sale market on the eve of World Valentine's Day. Pakistan been banned its media from promoting anything to related Valentine's Day or any public celebrations of it. Valentine’s Day is increasingly popular among younger Pakistanis, with many taking up the custom of giving cards, chocolates and gifts to their sweethearts to mark the occasion. As in many other countries, restaurants and retailers have also attempted to cash in on the international day of romance by offering special promotions. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) said last year's ban was still in place and urged the media to 'desist from promoting' the festivities. (Photo by Rana Sajid Hussain / Pacific Press)
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