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52-KM-Long Diversion Announced on Major Motorway

The National Highways and Motorway Police has closed the northbound section of Motorway M-4 between Faisalabad Interchange and Pindi Bhattian … Read More The post 52-KM-Long Diversion Announced on Major Motorway appeared first on ProPakistani .

52-KM-Long Diversion Announced on Major Motorway

The National Highways and Motorway Police has announced a 52-kilometer diversion on the northbound section of Motorway M-4, situated between Faisalabad Interchange and Pindi Bhattian. Traffic on this stretch has been redirected, with alternative routes now available for northbound drivers. Motorists can utilize the Chiniot–Pindi Bhattian Road to reach Motorway M-2.

The diversion aims to facilitate traffic while necessary repair work proceeds on the affected area. However, the southbound carriageway from Pindi Bhattian towards Faisalabad remains unaffected and open to traffic. Traffic authorities have installed signboards and ensured safety measures along the alternative routes to guide motorists and maintain their safety.

Motorway Police has advised travelers to adhere to the designated alternative routes and follow traffic instructions to prevent any inconvenience during the repair work. The department has also urged drivers to remain cautious and cooperate with traffic personnel while navigating through the affected region.

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