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District administration Islamabad announces closure of several trails on April 12

DC Islamabad has issued an official notice announcing the temporary closure of several hiking trails in the federal capital

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Islamabad security measures


District Administration Islamabad has issued an official notice announcing the temporary closure of several hiking trails in the federal capital. According to the directive, Trails 2, 3, 4, and 5, along with the trail behind Saidpur Village, will remain closed to the general public on April 12, 2026.


The administration stated that the decision has been taken in light of ongoing security protocols. While specific details were not disclosed, authorities emphasized that such measures are necessary for smooth management of activities taking place in the in the federal territory.

Security officials have been directed to strictly implement the orders and to ensure strict compliance to the said instructions from public side.


Officials have urged citizens, particularly hikers and tourists, to cooperate with law enforcement agencies and avoid visiting the restricted trails during the closure period. Alternative recreational spots in the city remain open for visitors.


The move comes at a time when Islamabad is hosting important engagements, leading to heightened security and administrative arrangements across key locations in the capital.


The district administration has thanked the public for their understanding and cooperation, reiterating that these temporary measures are in the interest of safety and orderly management. Visitors are advised to plan their outings accordingly and stay updated with official announcements.

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Humayun Mehmoti
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