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ITP Advises Caution as Heavy Rain Slows Islamabad Traffic

Islamabad Traffic Police advise motorists to drive carefully due to heavy rain and water accumulation on roads.

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ITP Advises Caution as Heavy Rain Slows Islamabad Traffic
Motorists navigate through water-logged roads in Islamabad as heavy rain continues to affect the city.

Key Takeaways

  • Islamabad Traffic Police issued a traffic advisory due to heavy rain.
  • Water accumulation on roads is expected to slow down traffic.
  • Motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys.

The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has issued a traffic advisory following heavy rain in the federal capital, warning that water accumulation on various roads could significantly slow down traffic.

In a statement, ITP advised citizens to exercise caution and allow extra time for their journeys to avoid any inconvenience.

The advisory comes as heavy rain continues to affect the city, with water levels rising on several major thoroughfares and causing delays for commuters.

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ITP has urged drivers to be vigilant and to follow traffic rules to ensure safety on the roads.

Motorists are advised to avoid unnecessary travel if possible and to use alternative routes if they must travel.

The advisory is aimed at ensuring the safety and smooth flow of traffic in the city, which has been impacted by the weather conditions.

ITP has also requested the public to stay informed about traffic updates and to follow the latest advisories issued by the traffic authorities.

The advisory is expected to remain in effect until the weather conditions improve and the roads are cleared of water.