Islamabad Traffic Police Issue Safety Advisory Amid Heavy Rainfall
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has issued a public safety advisory for motorists following heavy rainfall in the federal capital, urging road users to take extra precautions while traveling.
Authorities said traffic is currently moving normally across the city, while traffic management teams remain on duty to assist commuters and help maintain a smooth flow of vehicles.
Traffic Officials Monitoring Road Conditions
According to the Islamabad Traffic Police, Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Kainat Azhar Khan is closely monitoring the traffic situation to ensure roads remain operational during the ongoing rainfall.
Traffic officers have been deployed at major roads, intersections, and busy junctions to regulate traffic and provide assistance where needed.
Advice for Motorists
The Traffic Police have encouraged drivers and motorcyclists to follow safety guidelines while traveling during rainy weather.
Motorists have been advised to:
- Drive at a reduced speed.
- Maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
- Use headlights and turn indicators when visibility is reduced.
- Avoid driving through heavily waterlogged roads whenever possible.
- Refrain from stopping under underpasses or blocking traffic flow.
Officials said following these precautions can help reduce the risk of accidents and traffic congestion during adverse weather conditions.
Emergency Assistance Available
Citizens have been advised to contact the Pucar-15 emergency helpline if they require assistance during their journey.
The Islamabad Traffic Police also encouraged residents to follow the official Islamabad Police communication channels for the latest traffic updates, road advisories, and weather-related information.
Public Urged to Travel Responsibly
Authorities have requested commuters to cooperate with traffic personnel and plan their journeys carefully while rainfall continues.
The advisory is intended to promote road safety and ensure that traffic remains smooth despite changing weather conditions in the capital.
