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All banks to remain close for five days from July 17 to 21

bySajid Nawaz
10/07/2015
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LAHORE: All banks in Pakistan remain closed for five days from July 17 to 21 on the holy occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, state bank of Pakistan issued notice.

According to State Bank of Pakistan, all government and private banks remain closed for five days from July 17 to 21 on the occasion of Eid ul Fitr, federal government has also issued notification for five days.

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