Sir: Eid is a festival where everyone gets together with families and friends and spends three days together enjoying each other’s company. Eidul Fitr is when people can roam places and go on trips towards northern areas of Pakistan. Many restaurants and locations earn a lot from this, but unfortunately, a large number of people have no concept of cleanness and preserving locations. They lack the simple concept to treat destinations with respect. For example, a popular tourist destination is Faisal Masjid. Every year on Eid, kilo upon kilos of garbage is disposed by visitors. People cannot even throw a box of juice in a bin. Hence, historical locations require extra attention to preserve them. People will ruin the destinations with terrible manners. In this case, Mohenjo Daro, Harappa, Katas Raj etc the oldest civilizations in the world, will face massive backlash, especially on the day of Eid. So, the question arises: Should historical destinations really be open to people who never learnt how to care these assets. KAINAT FATIMA Lahore Cantt