Hodeida: Yesterday evening, a light parade was organized in the city of Hodeida, featuring 250 heavy transport trucks, decorated in green colors, touring the city streets in a scene that added a special touch of joy and spirituality to the celebratory atmosphere commemorating the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
According to Yemen News Agency, the convoy set off from Bajil District in a successive procession that extended along the road. The trailers were adorned with decorations and lights that reflected on the general scene, forming harmonious light panels as they passed, emulating the grandeur of the occasion and its unifying spirit. As they entered the streets of Hodeida, they were greeted by crowds of citizens who interacted with the procession in an atmosphere filled with jubilation, as the roads became an open celebratory square decorated with green colors and the echoes of praises to the Prophet that rose in the vicinity of the procession.
The truck parade, organized by the Transport Authority and the Heavy Transport Offices and Syndicate, created a festive scene and one of the most prominent manifestations of the Prophet's birthday this year. With its organization and attendance, it cemented the occasion in the community's consciousness as a faith-based and spiritual event that is renewed annually.
The procession proceeded through the main streets to the parade platform, where the trucks were lined up in a light show that illuminated the place with green colors and Muhammadan slogans, to a religious rhythm.
The parade concluded with a view that expressed the collective joy of the occasion. The light parade reflected the celebratory faith, heralding the greater celebration of the Prophet's birthday. With its green lights, it painted a picture of the Muhammadan love and loyalty to the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and his family, giving the occasion a renewed spiritual dimension that immortalizes it as one of the features of the celebration.
The convoy received an official and popular reception, headed by the First Undersecretary of the Governorate, Ahmed Al-Bishri, and the Director of the Transport Authority branch, Ahmed Sharaf Al-Din.