Islamabad Red Zone Entry Controlled, ITP Provides Advisory

ISLAMABAD – The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) announced that entry into the Red Zone will be restricted due to security arrangements. Only Margalla Road and the route via the Marriott Hotel will remain open. All other access points have been closed until further notice. Authorities stressed that commuters must follow designated routes to avoid inconvenience. The move comes as part of heightened security measures in the capital.

An ITP official advised that citizens heading to the Red Zone from Club Road use Kashmir Chowk, Srinagar Highway, and Seventh Avenue before taking Margalla Road. These alternative routes are designed to ensure smooth traffic flow. Motorists are urged to follow instructions carefully. Authorities are coordinating to minimize congestion along the approved paths. Compliance with the advisory is expected to prevent delays.

Similarly, commuters traveling from Bhara Kahu should take Kashmir Chowk, Srinagar Highway, Seventh Avenue, and Margalla Road. These directions have been communicated to residents for clarity. Authorities emphasized that no other shortcuts or entry points should be used. The ITP has deployed staff to monitor traffic along these routes. Drivers are expected to cooperate fully with traffic officials.

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The official urged all motorists to adhere strictly to the advisory to avoid inconvenience. Police officers will remain stationed along major routes. Real-time traffic monitoring will help manage congestion. Authorities also requested citizens to exercise patience during the restrictions. Cooperation from the public is key to maintaining order and safety.

For further information, citizens may contact the Police Emergency Helpline “Pucar-15,” the Traffic Helpline 1915, or listen to ITP FM 92.4. These channels will provide real-time updates. Authorities encouraged regular commuters to stay informed. The ITP emphasized that the security measures are temporary but essential. Officials promised smooth traffic management along the approved corridors.