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Traffic grinds to a halt during snap checking across Karachi

Published on: May 15, 2018 2:23 AM

KARACHI: Long queues of vehicles were formed on Karachi’s II Chundrigar Road as commuters remained stuck in a traffic gridlock Monday evening.

The traffic jam, which is said to be caused due to snap checking by security forces in different areas of the city, left commuters paralyzed in the metropolis.

Vehicles, including ambulances, were stalled for hours near the PIDC intersection on Dr Ziauddin Road. Commuters were left frustrated on the congested MR Kyani Road, all the way from Government College of Commerce & Economics to the Shaheen Complex. The worst affected areas included Mereweather Tower, Arts Council Intersection, Akbar Road, Regal Chowk, MA Jinnah Road, University Road, and Teen Talwar. A number of vehicles were reported to have stopped in the middle of the roads after heating up and running out of fuel.

Traffic police personnel were seen preventing further jams but were unable to provide alternative routes to motorists.

Later, in the evening, the Karachi traffic police said that all the obstructions on the roads were cleared.

Published in Daily Times, May 15th 2018.

Filed Under: Sindh

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