Traffic Plan for Eid Milad Un Nabi procession in Islamabad

NewsTraffic Plan for Eid Milad Un Nabi procession in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The main Eid Milad Un Nabi procession in Islamabad will be taken out from G-7 Ground/Rehmat Community Centre on Sunday morning to mark 12th Rabi-Ul-Awwal 2019.

The procession will culminate at Darbar Sakhi Mehmood at 4:30 pm after passing through Jamia Masjid Al Raza G-7, Jamia Masjid Al Habib G-7/3, Fazle Haq Road, 7th Avenue loop, Lal Quarter Chowk, Imam Bargah G-6/2, CDA Hospital, Holliday Inn, and Abpara Market.

Therefore, the Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has issued the following traffic diversion plan for commuters;

Diversion Point

Following roads will be closed for all kinds of traffic;

  • From Sitara Market to Iqbal Hall.
  • From Iqbal Hall to Service Road-1 G-7/3 towards Razia Sharif Plaza.
  • Fazle Haq Road – from China Chowk to Kulsoom Plaza.
  • From Shuhada Chowk to Abpara Chowk.
  • From Abpara Chowk to 7th Avenue Chowk, Soharwardi Road.
  • Kashmir Highway – from Chand Tara Chowk to Dhokri Chowk.

Alternate routes

Following roads will be opened for traffic;

  • Service Road Dak Khana Stop will be used. Traffic from Fire Brigade will be diverted to Soharwardi Road, Zero Point & Faisal Avenue.
  • 7th Avenue.
  • Jinnah Avenue.
  • From GPO Chowk to Shaheed-e-Millat Road.
  • Traffic from Zero Point and Rawalpindi will be diverted to 7th Avenue, Faisal Avenue & Kashmir Highway.
  • Traffic from Bhara Kahu and Rawal Dam will be diverted to Rawal Dam Chowk, Faizabad & Faisal Avenue.
  • Motorists intending to reach Rawal Dam, Dhokri Chowk, Bhara Kahu & Murree from Motorway and Islamabad will be diverted from Zero Point to Faizabad & Murree Road.

 

Tags: Eid Milad Un Nabi procession, Eid Milad Un Nabi, Islamabad traffic plan, 12th Rabi-Ul-Awwal, 

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