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Tuesday, 18 October 2011

The Celebration continues

Bhutan is yet to come out of the Royal Wedding fever as another day comes for celebration of the Royal Wedding that will happen in Paro tomorrow. Unlike the celebrations in Punakha ad Thimphu last week, the celebration is Paro would not see many foreign guests and crowing of the Queen. Rather, His Majesty the Kind and the Her Majesty the Queen will join the Parops to become a family as Paro was one of the hardest hit by the recent earthquake.

Over the recent days, Parops had completely erased the tragic moments of the earthquake as His Majesty himself met the Parops prior to the Royal wedding and assured them that government and the people will build thier homes together. It has further erased by the Royal visit tomorrow as everyone is taking every opportunity to thank and congratulate the Royal Couple.