Residents of Islamabad experienced several major updates this week affecting roads, flights, events, and local regulations. Here’s a detailed snapshot of what moved the capital.
The New Kutchery Chowk is set to open for traffic on April 30. Officials expect it to handle over 250,000 vehicles daily, potentially easing congestion between Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Commuters are advised to plan their routes accordingly as authorities finalize arrangements.
The M-Tag crackdown has officially begun at 12 major entry points into Islamabad. Vehicles without a valid M-Tag may face stoppages and fines, signaling stricter enforcement of traffic rules across the capital.
Bad weather disrupted operations at Islamabad International Airport, affecting flights for PIA, Airblue, Etihad, Air Sial, and Fly Jinnah. Travelers are urged to check flight schedules before heading to the airport.
In legal news, the Islamabad High Court granted one-day protective bail to Imaan Mazari and her husband in a high-profile case. The decision has drawn public attention and sparked discussions about judicial procedures in the city.
Membership fees at the Islamabad Club have risen sharply, now costing Rs. 7 million for the general public. The increase has sparked debates on luxury access and exclusivity within the capital.
On a lighter note, Pakistan’s first Willy Wonka-inspired carnival will take place at PNCA on January 31 and February 1. Tickets are limited, and families are encouraged to book in advance.
Meanwhile, Islamabad hosted the Pak-China Agricultural Investment Conference, attracting over 280 firms. The event highlights the city’s growing role in promoting agriculture and international business collaboration.
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From traffic changes to cultural events, Islamabad continues to evolve rapidly. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about developments that affect their daily routines, travel plans, and leisure activities.
