Islamabad Traffic Police have issued a traffic diversion plan for the Kashmir Day Walk scheduled for October 27, with traffic affected on several major roads from 7am until the event concludes.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Kainat Azhar Khan said special arrangements had been made to facilitate participants and minimise inconvenience for commuters.
Traffic will be diverted on several routes across the federal capital, and citizens have been advised to use alternative roads.
According to the traffic police, traffic on Jamhuriat Avenue will be diverted from the Secretariat to France Turn, with commuters advised to use Margalla Road as an alternative.
Traffic movement will also be affected from Dhokri Chowk and Serena Hotel to France Turn. Motorists travelling along this route can use Embassy Road and Ataturk Road.
Traffic will be diverted from Shams Colony to Radio Pakistan, with citizens advised to use the alternative route via Bari Imam and Third Avenue.
Traffic heading towards the Secretariat from FBR Chowk and Waheed Shaheed Chowk will also be diverted. Commuters have been advised to use Margalla Road.
Diversions will also be in place from NADRA Headquarters to Radio Pakistan Chowk. Citizens can reach their destinations via Jinnah Avenue and Margalla Road.
Special Parking Arrangements
Islamabad Traffic Police have also announced special parking arrangements for participants of the Kashmir Day Walk.
Vehicles carrying VIPs will be parked at D-Chowk Parade Ground, while parking for other participants has been designated at the National Library.
The traffic police have urged citizens to use the designated parking areas and avoid unnecessary roadside parking to ensure smooth traffic flow.
Citizens Advised to Plan Their Journeys
CTO Kainat Azhar Khan has advised commuters to follow the diversion plan on October 27 and plan their journeys in advance to avoid possible delays.
Citizens have also been advised to follow traffic updates on FM 92.4 and the official social media pages of Islamabad Police.
The traffic police said public cooperation would help maintain traffic flow and ensure the safe movement of Kashmir Day Walk participants.
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