This evening (14 April), a spectacular and unique drone show is lighting up the sky in front of the National Parliament on Manik Mia Avenue, celebrating the spirit of Pahela Baishakh!
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Hi @majidhossain1!
I noticed that you posted three times on the same topic, and all of them only included photographs. In order to keep the forum clean and tidy, I’m merging the last two posts into this one, as they cover the same topic.
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This evening (14 April), a spectacular and unique drone show is lighting up the sky in front of the National Parliament on Manik Mia Avenue, celebrating the spirit of Pahela Baishakh!
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This evening (14 April), a spectacular and unique drone show is lighting up the sky in front of the National Parliament on Manik Mia Avenue, celebrating the spirit of Pahela Baishakh!
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These aren’t the same pictures — the drone show was captured part by part, showcasing different moments of the performance!
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I didn’t mean all the pics are the same, but all the pics correspond to the same event.
To include all of them in the same post is the better for the readers.
It looks like a great event indeed, so thanks for sharing @majidhossain1!
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Es espectacular, realmente algo diferente, y las fotos impresionantemente buenas, felicidades. Wow! 
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Excellent photos, fellow LG @majidhossain1
Photos are very impressive 
However, we would have loved to have seen your videos…do you have videos, please?
If available, can you please post it… hope you will tag me.
Regards
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Summary
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