ISLAMABAD: A drive-in cinema will be open in the federal capital in view of the coronavirus epidemic.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has planned to open a drive-in cinema in the federal capital Islamabad due to the virus so that citizens can enjoy safe activities in the open air despite the disease.
Working on it. We plan to have a car cinema next month. Stay tuned
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The outdoor cinema is likely to open next month in Islamabad where people will be able to watch movies in cars. The films will initially be shown on weekends and will be opened on alternate days.
In this regard, a large screen for drive-in cinema will be installed in Shakarparian Ground or F-9 Park in Islamabad while people will be able to hear the sound through the radio sets in their vehicles.
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It should be noted here that in the early 1980s, Karachi was known for its open-air cinemas. However, now that the spread of the coronavirus has halted recreational and sporting activities at this challenging time, there is a good chance that the project will succeed.
Arrangements are being made for parking of one thousand vehicles for showing a film and this will be a great opportunity to provide entertainment to the citizens while staying safe.
