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Karachi Traffic Plan and Diversions on April 23

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By Web Desk Published April 22, 2024 2 Min Read
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A Karachi Traffic Police instructor demonstrates to a trainee officer the proper technique for displaying a stop sign manually at I.I. Chundrigar Road in Karachi, Pakistan. Photo: Business Recorder
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Karachi’s Traffic Police have announced road closures on April 23 in multiple key areas, accompanied by a detailed traffic plan for the city.

According to the traffic plan, Club Road will be closed from PIDC to Metropole, Dr Ziauddin Road will be inaccessible from Ziauddin Road Bridge to PIDC Chowk, and Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Road will be shut down from Khajoor Chowk to PIDC.

For redirected traffic, vehicles from Sultanabad are to use Dr. Ziauddin Road, connecting through Khajoor Chowk to reach Ivan Sadar Road. Traffic from Shahrae Faisal heading to Sultanabad should divert left at Club Chowk to access Clifton Bridge and Board Basin.

President of Iran arrives on 22 in ISB and will visit LHE and fly out from KHI on 24
Expect hightened security and general holiday notifications issued for Karachi. Traffic police has issued a diversion plan.
Plan your events, and guests stay and travel accordingly.#Karachi pic.twitter.com/7LSyrT1nAZ

— Regional Security Advisory (@regsecadvisory) April 21, 2024

Khaliq-ul-Zaman Road and Ghazri commuters should turn right at the Ziauddin light signal towards Fawara Chowk and Awan Sadar. Those travelling from Shaheen Complex are directed to turn right at Khajoor Chowk.

These adjustments are crucial for maintaining safety and traffic flow due to the expected congestion on April 23. Residents are advised to plan their travel accordingly.

ٹریفک الرٹ 🚦🚧🚥
کراچی: یونیورسٹی روڈ، پرانی سبزی منڈی کے قریب علاقہ مکینوں کا بجلی کی عدم فراہمی پر احتجاج، روڈ ٹریفک کے لئے بند، اطراف کے علاقوں میں کئی گھنٹوں سے بدترین ٹریفک جام
04:00 PM#KarachiTraffic pic.twitter.com/UcUWEmvMqy

— Karachi Alerts (@Khi_Alerts) April 17, 2024

The Commissioner of Karachi has declared April 23 a public holiday in anticipation of foreign dignitaries’ visits, including Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, marking his first state visit to Pakistan post-general elections.

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