Malaysian Prime Minister’s visit: stringent traffic restrictions in Kozhikode on September 13
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to arrive at the Kozhikode International Airport at 6.30 p.m. on Sunday. He will be at the Markaz from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., where he will receive the first ‘Excellence Award’ instituted by the Sheikh Abubakr Foundation.
On Sunday, September 13, Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will visit Kozhikode, accompanied by stringent traffic restrictions. From 5 p.m., a complete traffic halt will be enforced along the Vaidyarangadi-Ramanattukara to Malaparamba, and Malaparamba to Kunnamangalam and Mavoor stretch. Vehicles arriving from Wayanad must enter Kozhikode via Thamarassery, Balussery, Nanminda, and Eranhipalam.
Those coming from Koduvally will be rerouted through Padinjarathilam-Kalarikkandi-Varattiyakk-Peringalam, while Mukkam-bound vehicles will take the Chettukadavu-Peringalam route. Passengers coming from Kannur will be directed through Elathur-Pavangad-Nadakkavu. Vehicles from the University area will use the Idimuzhikkal-Ramanattukara-Feroke-Cheruvannur route.
Heading towards Kunnamangalam, vehicles must use the Medical College-Mundikkalthazham-Kottamparamba-Manathanath road, and those from Malaparamba should proceed via Poolakkadavu-Iringadanpalli-Mundikkalthazham-Kottamparamba-Manathanath towards Kunnamangalam. All parking will be prohibited on roads between Malaparamba, Kunnamangalam, and Mavoor.
The Malaysian Prime Minister is expected to arrive at the Kozhikode International Airport at 6.30 p.m., spend time at the Markaz, visit C.M. Makham in Mavoor, and depart at 10 p.m. The security for the visit is comparable to that provided for the Indian Prime Minister and President, with security officials discussing arrangements with Intelligence Additional Director General of Police Dinesh Kashyap.
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