Government-owned Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Development Corporation (CITCO) has planned a number of cultural events at the lake tomorrow including a performance by a police band, officials said here.
CITCO has also invited regular morning walkers, who used to throng the lake, for a walk tomorrow morning.
However, boating, which remained the main attraction of the lake for past several years, will not resume tomorrow and remain closed till further orders.
On a normal day, the lake bustles with tourist activity along with scores of locals including top bureaucrats, who frequent the city's landmark for morning and evening walks.
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However, the lake had been cordoned off a month ago and closed for public entry as a precautionary measure after at least 30 ducks and geese at the lake had died mysteriously.
One of the geese had later tested positive for much- feared avian influenza.
According to an official of Chandigarh Tourism Department, before being closed for public, the lake used to attract nearly 8,000 tourists on weekdays and between 10,000-12,000 on weekends.