Key Takeaways
- District Police Officer Dr. Raza Tanveer advises tourists to use Expressway and alternative routes.
- Extensive road carpeting and repair work is currently underway on the Old GT Road.
- The advisory aims to ensure safety and smooth travel during peak tourist season.
Tourists visiting Murree from across Pakistan are being advised by District Police Officer Dr. Raza Tanveer to use alternative routes such as the Expressway instead of the Old GT Road, due to ongoing extensive roadwork.
The advisory was issued in light of current construction activities on the Old GT Road, which are part of a broader project aimed at improving infrastructure and ensuring safety for travelers.
Dr. Tanveer emphasized that these measures are necessary to manage traffic flow and prevent potential accidents during the peak tourist season, which typically sees an influx of visitors to Murree’s scenic areas.
The roadwork includes significant carpeting and repair work, making travel on the Old GT Road challenging and potentially dangerous for tourists and local residents alike.
Local authorities are urging travelers to plan their routes in advance and consider using the Expressway or other designated alternative routes to avoid delays and ensure a safe journey.
Dr. Tanveer stated that the advisory is part of a coordinated effort by law enforcement and transportation departments to enhance safety measures during this critical period.
The advisory also highlights the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and following police guidance to minimize disruptions and maintain order on the roads.
Tourists are encouraged to stay informed about road conditions and follow updates provided by local authorities for a smooth travel experience.
