In preparation for the upcoming month of Muharram, DIG Traffic has issued orders for the removal of vehicles parked along the procession routes in Karachi. This directive came during an important meeting held to discuss security arrangements and other related issues for Muharram.
The meeting, chaired by the DIG Traffic, took place at the DIG Traffic Office in Karachi. Various matters pertaining to Muharram were thoroughly reviewed and discussed.
One of the key decisions made during the meeting was the immediate removal of vehicles parked around the designated procession routes. This step aims to ensure smooth movement and security for the processions that will take place during the month of Muharram.
Muharram is an important month for Muslims, and the sighting of the Muharram moon is expected to occur on July 18, with Ashura falling on July 28. As part of the preparations, authorities are taking proactive measures to maintain order and facilitate the safe observance of religious processions.
The DIG Traffic’s directive to remove parked vehicles demonstrates the commitment to creating a conducive environment for the processions. This action will help prevent any hindrance or congestion along the procession routes, ensuring the safety and convenience of participants and attendees.
The Karachi Traffic Police spokesperson emphasized the importance of adhering to the instructions and requested the cooperation of the public in keeping the procession routes clear. The removal of parked vehicles will contribute to the smooth flow of traffic and the overall security arrangements during the Muharram period.
Authorities will continue to monitor the situation and implement necessary measures to ensure a peaceful and orderly Muharram in Karachi. The cooperation of all citizens is crucial in maintaining a safe and respectful environment throughout the month.
