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The fifth edition of Halal Qatar festival for sheep and goats concludes tomorrow at Katara, the Cultural Village Foundation. The festival, open daily to the public from 9am to noon and 3pm to 10pm, has been attracting a large number of visitors from all walks of life, including school children. Organisers have described the event as an excellent opportunity for the visitors to get a glimpse into the culture, tradition and heritage of the region and how life was in the olden days. There are also many entertainment options for children at the venue, including camel rides.
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