Srinagar- The authorities here have issued a traffic advisory ahead of the Tiranga Rally scheduled to be taken out on August 12 (Monday) in Srinagar.
The rally, set to take place from the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre (SKICC) to the Botanical Garden, will commence at 5:00 AM and continue until 10:00 AM.
According to an order issued by the traffic department, a significant number of participants, including VIPs and other dignitaries, are expected to attend, leading to potential traffic disruptions.
“To ensure smooth traffic flow and minimize inconvenience to commuters, the following route plan has been issued: Designated Parking Areas: Royal Spring Golf Course: Reserved for official vehicles. Botanical Garden & Barista near Lalit Ghat: Designated for participants,” it reads.
Regarding traffic restrictions, the advisory states that traffic movement from Lalit Ghat to Kralsangri will be restricted from 5:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Motorists heading towards Nishat, Shalimar, and Harwan are advised to take the Dalgate-Rainawari-Hazratbal route instead of Boulevard Road.
It further states that those traveling from Harwan, Shalimar, and Nishat towards Lal Chowk should use the Foreshore-Hazratbal route instead of Nishat-Boulevard Road. Additionally, commuters from Gulab Bagh, Zakoora, Naseembagh, and adjacent areas should opt for the Habak-Dargah-Khanyar route to reach Lal Chowk, avoiding the Foreshore Road.
Regarding parking regulations, the advisory urges participants to park only in the designated areas. Vehicles parked on the roadside or in unauthorized locations will be towed at the owner’s expense.
For emergency services, in case of emergencies, vehicles will be allowed to take the shortest route available. Citizens can reach out to the Traffic Police Control Room at 103 for assistance. “The traffic department regrets any inconvenience caused and requests the public to plan their travel accordingly,” it reads further.
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