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Karachi Traffic Plan for Muharram 2024: Checkout Route Details!

Karachi Traffic Plan for Muharram 2024: Checkout Route Details!

Web Desk July 13, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Karachi announces the traffic plan for Muharram processions on the 8th, 9th, and 10th.
  • The main procession starts from Nishtar Park to Husainia Iranian Kharadar.
  • MA Jinnah Road closed to regular traffic; special permit vehicles allowed.
Karachi authorities have unveiled a comprehensive traffic plan ahead of the Muharram processions scheduled on the 8th, 9th, and 10th of Muharram. The main procession is set to commence from Nishtar Park and conclude at Husainia Iranian Kharadar.

According to the traffic police, strict measures will be implemented to regulate traffic flow along the procession route. Guru Mandir Chowk will be closed to traffic entering the procession route, while MA Jinnah Road will be entirely closed to regular traffic during the processions. However, vehicles with special permits will be permitted to access MA Jinnah Road.

Authorities emphasized that MA Jinnah Road will be closed from Guru Mandir to Tower during the specified times. Traffic originating from Nazimabad will be rerouted via Nishtar Road and Garden through Lasbela Chowk, whereas vehicles from Liaquatabad will be redirected to Lasbela Chowk from Teen Hatti.

Drivers are strongly advised to plan alternate routes in advance to avoid disruptions. This traffic management strategy aims to ensure the smooth progression of processions and guarantee the safety of participants and the general public.

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Residents and commuters are urged to cooperate with traffic officials and adhere to designated routes for the duration of the Muharram processions to facilitate a peaceful and organized observance of this important religious occasion in Karachi.

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