Festivities on the last day of Eid ul-Azha continue nationwide with family gatherings, social visits, and festive meals.
The third day of Eid is being celebrated with enthusiasm, as some people carry out remaining sacrificial rituals while many engage in social and recreational activities.
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Families are welcoming guests with traditional dishes, with some hiring professional cooks to enhance the dining experience.
Those who completed sacrifices earlier are now focusing on visiting relatives, meeting friends, and hosting gatherings with warm hospitality.
Public parks, entertainment spots, and shopping malls are bustling with families and children making the most of the holiday, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere across the country.
Meanwhile, hospitals are reporting a spike in gastro cases, with over 9,000 patients seeking treatment for symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach pain—mostly linked to excessive meat consumption during Eid.
Health officials have urged the public to exercise caution and maintain food hygiene to prevent illness during the celebrations.
