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Wattala Kite Festival at Pamunugama Beach

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A Celebration of Creativity and Culture Sri Lanka recently witnessed a vibrant celebration of creativity and cultural heritage at the Wattala Kite Festival, held at the Pamunugama Sarakku Kanda Beach. The event took place on Saturday, September 30, and was graced by the presence of Industries, Science and Technology Minister Professor Chrishantha Abeysekera as the Chief Guest. The festival featured two distinct categories: the Children's Open for participants aged 6 to 16, and the Adult Open for those 16 years and older. Each category encouraged participants to showcase their artistic talents through unique kite designs. Prizes were awarded for various categories, including the most creative kite, the largest kite, and the smallest kite, highlighting the diversity and imagination of the participants. Organized by the Wattala Pradeshiya Sabha, the event was conducted under the guidance of Chairman Brihan Abdeen. The festival attracted a large number of attendees, including dignit...

Family Festival Spreads Joy and Awareness in Muzaffargarh

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A Vibrant Celebration of Education and Culture A vibrant Educational Family Festival was held at Fayyaz Park, Muzaffargarh, organized by the Population and Health Department in collaboration with the District Administration. The event aimed to bring together families, children, and community members for a day filled with learning, cultural activities, and fun. The festival was graced by notable figures, including Mr. Awaid Irshad Bhatti, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Revenue Muzaffargarh, and Mr. Khizr Zahoor, Assistant Commissioner Muzaffargarh, who attended as chief guests. Their presence added significance to the occasion, highlighting the importance of the event in promoting education and health awareness. A large number of government officials, civil society representatives, schoolteachers, health professionals, NGOs, families, and children participated with great enthusiasm. The atmosphere was lively and engaging, reflecting the community's interest in the event’s object...