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Islamabad issues traffic plan for 9th Muharram procession

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
June 25, 2026
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The 8th Muharram procession passes through a road in Islamabad on June 24, 2026. — Online

The 8th Muharram procession passes through a road in Islamabad on June 24, 2026. — Online

Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has issued a traffic management plan for the central 9th Muharram procession scheduled to be held on Thursday, advising citizens to use alternate routes to avoid inconvenience.

Police officials said special security and traffic measures were in place, with route diversions implemented to manage traffic and ensure public safety.

According to an ITP official, the main procession will begin at 1:00 pm from Imambargah Asna Ashri in G-6/2, while traffic diversions will remain in place from 7:00 am until the procession concludes.

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The procession route includes G-6 Service Road, Sadar Road, Street No. 33, Street No. 40, Municipal Road, Melody Chowk, Shuhada Chowk, Aabpara Police Station, Polyclinic and Luqman Hakeem Road before returning to Imambargah Asna Ashri.

The following roads will remain closed for traffic during the procession:

  •  Fazal-e-Haq Road from Kulsum Plaza Chowk to China Chowk (both sides)
  •  Suhrawardy Road from Daman-e-Koh Chowk via Blue Area Outer Loop to 7th Avenue Chowk (both sides)
  •  Sadar Road from Iqbal Hall to Melody Chowk (both sides)
  •  Municipal Road from Lal Masjid to Shuhada Chowk and GPO Chowk (both sides)
  •  Luqman Hakeem Road from Polyclinic to Iqbal Hall

The traffic police advised motorists travelling between Kulsum Plaza Chowk and China Chowk to use Jinnah Avenue as an alternative route. Commuters may also use Jinnah Avenue, Suhrawardy Road and Margalla Road to avoid congestion.

Residents travelling through the Aabpara sector have been advised to use Suhrawardy Road, while Shaheed-e-Millat Road may also be used as an alternate route.

Traffic plan for Karachi 9th Muharram procession: Check alternative routes
The Karachi Traffic Police have issued a comprehensive traffic management plan for the central 9th Muharram procession scheduled for Thursday, June 25, and released details of alternative traffic arrangements to facilitate commuters across the city. According to the traffic police, special traffic measures have been put in place under the directives of SSP Traffic Central District, Dr. Qamar Rizvi, to ensure smooth traffic flow and public safety during the procession. The central procession will commence at 7:00 am from Bab-e-Fatima Imambargah and will proceed through its designated route, including 10 Number Chowrangi, Riaz College, Firdous Market, Dak Khana Bridge, and Teen […]
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