Rama Pir Festival Highlights Religious Harmony in Pakistan
The event was cited as an example of tolerance among communities, according to APP.
The Rama Pir festival in Pakistan's Sindh province was highlighted as an example of religious harmony and tolerance, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
APP did not provide additional detail about attendance or specific activities at this year's event.
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