The Karachi Traffic Police have announced a comprehensive traffic management plan for the 8th, 9th, and 10th of Muharram in view of the central Ashura processions across the city.
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According to the traffic police, MA Jinnah Road will remain closed to general traffic during procession timings to ensure the smooth movement of mourners and maintain security arrangements.
Officials stated that traffic arriving from Liaquatabad will be diverted towards Nazimabad and other designated alternative routes to minimize congestion in areas surrounding the procession route.
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For vehicles entering Karachi through the Super Highway, alternative routes have also been designated to facilitate uninterrupted traffic flow and reduce inconvenience to commuters.
The traffic plan includes diversions in several key areas, including Nazimabad, Guru Mandir, and Soldier Bazaar, where traffic movement will be regulated during the procession period.
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According to the authorities, only authorized vehicles will be allowed access to the main procession routes, while strict monitoring will be carried out to enforce traffic regulations.
Citizens have been advised to avoid unnecessary travel during procession timings and make use of alternate routes before approaching areas affected by road closures and diversions.
The Traffic Police further stated that parking will only be permitted at designated locations, and legal action will be taken against motorists violating parking and traffic regulations.
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Security and traffic monitoring have been enhanced at all entry and exit points connected to procession routes to ensure public safety and effective traffic management.
Karachi Traffic Police have appealed to citizens to cooperate with law enforcement personnel, remain patient, and follow traffic advisories throughout the Muharram processions.
