Containers placed at Faizabad Flyover have been removed, restoring normal traffic flow on the route connecting Faizabad to the Expressway. With the removal of obstacles, vehicles resumed movement smoothly, and citizens expressed relief as major routes across the capital reopened after days of disruption.
According to the spokesperson of Islamabad Police, all roads within the city have now been opened for traffic. The Islamabad Traffic Police issued a road advisory confirming that traffic has been fully restored across all 43 routes of the capital. The advisory also noted that the situation is being continuously monitored to ensure smooth vehicular movement.
The Traffic Police further stated that Motorways M-1 and M-2 are now open for all types of traffic. Citizens can travel easily both within Islamabad and to other cities without facing diversions or blockades. The reopening has significantly eased congestion and improved mobility in key areas of the capital.
Road closures were previously enforced due to a protest by a religious group, during which several main arteries were blocked with containers and barbed wire. The restrictions had caused severe inconvenience to commuters and disrupted normal traffic operations in and around the twin cities.
With all routes now clear, Islamabad Traffic Police have urged citizens to follow traffic rules and stay updated through official advisories. The police reiterated their commitment to maintaining smooth traffic flow and ensuring public convenience across the capital.