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CTP chalk out traffic plan for Chehlum processions

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RAWALPINDI, Aug 24 (APP):City Traffic Police (CTP) Rawalpindi have chalked out  a comprehensive traffic plan for the Chehlum of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA).
To manage traffic during the processions, a total of 215 officers, including 5 DSPs, 48 Senior Traffic Wardens, and 162 Traffic Wardens and Assistants, have been deployed across the city.
Special arrangements have been made to ensure traffic flow smoothly on alternate routes.
On the day of Chehlum, Iqbal Road from Committee Chowk will be closed to all kind of traffic.
Significant diversions will be in place at key locations. Traffic entry towards College Road will be closed at DAV College Chowk, and vehicles will be diverted as the mourning procession reaches Naya Mohallah.
Similarly, traffic will be diverted from Gawalmandi to Dhoke Kumhar and Bhosa Godam, with further diversions in place at Cinema Chowk, directing vehicles via Ganjmandi Road.
Additionally, traffic will be ply at Shahallah Ditta Road towards Dhok Dalal, TB Hospital, Pirwadhai, and Asghar Mall.
Traffic from Bakery Chowk will be diverted towards Bani Chowk and Link Road, leading to Liaquat Bagh via Saidpur Road, Circular Road, and Murree Road.
Hamilton Chowk and Banswala Chowk will also face traffic restrictions, with vehicles being directed away from Jamia Masjid.
At Peer Chauha Chowk, traffic heading towards the old Imambargah Baltistania will be completely blocked.
During the Satellite Town procession, diversions will be enforced at multiple locations, including Imambargah Yadgar Hussaini, New town Police Station, Punjab College of Commerce, and other significant points.
These measures are aimed at maintaining order and ensuring smooth traffic flow.
Chief Traffic Officer Rawalpindi, Benish Fatima, emphasized the importance of teamwork and vigilance among all officers. “All officers and traffic wardens must stay alert and work together to ensure that traffic flows smoothly on alternate routes and that the traffic plan is fully implemented,” she stated.

Five SPs transferred in Islamabad

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ISLAMABAD, Aug 24 (APP):Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi has issued transfer and posting orders of as many as five Superintendents of Police (SPs) here on Saturday.
According to a notification, SP Security, Khan Zeb, (PSP/BS-18) transferred as SP/Saddar Division. Pari Gul Tareen,(PSP-BS18), who was awaiting for posting, was posted as SP/Soan Division.
Similarly, Shahzad Akbar, (PSP/BS-17) SP/I-Area Division (in ops) transferred as SP/City (in ops).
Ali Raza (PSP/BS-17) who was serving as SP/Dolphin & Patrolling (in OPS) was given the charge of SP/I-Area Division.
Hakam Khan, DSP/BS-17 was transferred and posted as SP/Security, Discipline and ATS (Operations Division).

PM’s Coordinator Romina Khurshid condoles demise of Express News BC Amir Ilyas Rana’s mother

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ISLAMABAD, Aug 24 (APP):Prime Minister’s Coordinator for Climate Change, Romina Khurshid Alam on Saturday expressed deep sorrow and grief over the death of the mother of Express News Islamabad Bureau Chief Aamir Ilyas Rana.
In her condolence statement, she said that she was deeply saddened to hear the news of the death of Amir Ilyas Rana’s mother.
She expressed her support with the family of Aamir Ilyas in this hour of grief. She prayed that May Allah grant the deceased a place in Jannah and grant him patience and courage to bear her irreparable loss.

Muqam visits Alpurai, announces support for school

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ISLAMABAD, Aug 24 (APP):Federal Minister for Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan Affairs Engineer Amir Muqam visited Government Centennial Model High School Alpurai, Shangla, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and announced support for the school’s reconstruction and talented students.
Engineer Muqam praised the school’s achievements despite limited resources, highlighting the immense talent of children living in the mountains, said a press release.
He vowed for speaking with relevant authorities for the school’s reconstruction and announced a cash prize of three lakhs for talented students from his own pocket.
The event was attended by hundreds of students, who warmly welcomed the guests.
Engineer Muqam also appreciated the hard work of the school’s principal and teachers, acknowledging their role in the school’s success.
During his visit, Engineer Muqam also inaugurated a new feeder at Alpurai, completed at a cost of 32.45 million, which will solve the area’s low voltage problem.
He later recited Fatiha for late Dr. Fazal-e-Rabi in Chakesar and met with various delegations at Tehsil, issuing instructions to relevant authorities to address their concerns.
Engineer Muqam also performed Fatiha in Tehsil Puran and Buner district, meeting with party workers in the latter.

CDA chairman oversees renovation work at Jinnah Convention Center ahead of SCO meeting

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ISLAMABAD, Aug 24 (APP):Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA), Muhammad Ali Randhawa, reviewed the ongoing renovation work at the Jinnah Convention Center on Saturday, as preparations intensify to complete the project before the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting.
The renovation work, being carried out under the supervision of expert architects, aims to upgrade the convention center to international standards.
The project includes the renovation of the main hall, committee rooms, complete flooring, paint and glass work, and upgradation of furniture and carpets.
The Chairman was briefed on the progress of the renovation work, which is being carried out non-stop, day and night.
The upgradation project also includes tree planting, horticulture work, and lighting to enhance the landscaping around the convention center.
Chairman Randhawa emphasized the importance of completing the renovation work before the SCO meeting, which will be hosted at the Jinnah Convention Center.
The event is expected to attract international delegates, and the upgraded facility will showcase Pakistan’s capabilities in hosting high-profile events.
The CDA is working diligently to ensure that the renovation work is completed on time, meeting international standards, and providing a world-class venue for the SCO meeting and future events.

A vendor bundling empty plastic bags after washing in the Canal.

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APP31-240824 MULTAN: August 24 – A vendor bundling empty plastic bags after washing in the Canal.
A vendor bundling empty plastic bags after washing in the Canal.
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Slum area submerged in river water near River Indus.

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APP29-240824 HYDERABAD: August 24 – Slum area submerged in river water near River Indus.
Slum area submerged in river water near River Indus.
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HYDERABAD: August 24 – Slum area submerged in river water near River Indus.

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HYDERABAD: August 24 – Slum area submerged in river water near River Indus.

Street hawkers displayed colorful balloons to attract the customers in the city.

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APP17-240824 ISLAMABAD: August 24 – Street hawkers displayed colorful balloons to attract the customers in the city.
Street hawkers displayed colorful balloons to attract the customers in the city.
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A vendor displays apples along the roadside to attract the customers.

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APP13-240824 ISLAMABAD: August 24 – A vendor displays apples along the roadside to attract the customers.
A vendor displays apples along the roadside to attract the customers.
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Labourers at construction work of Walton Road during development work in the city.

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APP32-240824 LAHORE: August- 24 - Labourers at construction work of Walton Road during development work in the city.
Labourers at construction work of Walton Road during development work in the city.
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