The traffic police in Karachi have issued a special traffic management plan ahead of a Pakistan Super League (PSL) match scheduled at the National Bank Stadium on April 28, 2026.
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According to officials, the plan has been designed to facilitate cricket fans while ensuring smooth traffic flow in surrounding areas during the high-profile event. Authorities said several key routes will remain open, while diversions and parking arrangements have been put in place to manage congestion.
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Under the plan, Sir Shah Suleman Road will remain open on both sides for general traffic. Special parking arrangements have been designated for spectators arriving from different parts of the city, with multiple entry routes leading to allocated parking zones.
Fans coming from Carasaz will use Habib Ibrahim Rahmatullah Road and the stadium flyover to reach designated parking areas near the National Coaching Centre and China Ground. Those arriving from Millenium will be directed via Stadium Road and the flyover, while spectators from New Town will be guided through Aga Khan Hospital and nearby access routes.
Heavy traffic restrictions have also been imposed. Authorities announced that heavy vehicles will not be allowed on key roads including Sobra Goth, Liaquatabad No. 10, PP Chorangi, University Road, and other connecting arteries near the stadium. These measures aim to prevent traffic congestion and ensure public safety during match hours.
The traffic police have urged citizens to cooperate with law enforcement agencies and follow the issued guidelines. They advised motorists not to park vehicles on main roads or service lanes and to use designated parking areas only.
For public assistance, a dedicated helpline (1915) has been made available, along with social media updates and FM radio services to provide real-time traffic information.
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Officials said the plan is intended to facilitate smooth movement for both spectators and regular commuters during the PSL match.