Tag: Islamabad
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Islamabad’s Shaheen Underpass to Open for Traffic on Dec 31, Says Naqvi
Shaheen Underpass Set to Welcome Traffic on December 31 In a move aimed at easing traffic congestion in the capital, Islamabad, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced that the Shaheen Underpass will be opened to normal traffic from December 31, 2025. The confirmation, reported by 24NewsHD TV, follows a series of tests and final safety checks…
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Shaheen Underpass Set to Open for Traffic on Dec 31, 2025, Says Interior Minister
Overview: A Key Gateway in Islamabad The Shaheen Underpass in Islamabad is poised to welcome regular traffic starting December 31, 2025, according to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. The announcement, reported by 24NewsHD TV, marks a significant milestone in the capital’s ongoing efforts to improve urban mobility and relieve congestion on major arteries feeding into the…
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Islamabad’s Shaheen Underpass to Open for Traffic on Dec 31, Naqvi Says
Overview: A Timely Opening for Islamabad’s Traffic Network The Shaheen Underpass in Islamabad is set to welcome regular traffic from December 31, 2025, according to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. The announcement, reported by 24NewsHD TV during Naqvi’s on-site inspection, signals a major milestone for the city’s traffic management plan and a welcome relief for daily…
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Islamabad to Ban Vehicles Without M-Tag from January 2026
Overview of the M-Tag Entry Ban The district administration of Islamabad has announced a major tightening of traffic rules, stating that vehicles without an M-Tag will be prohibited from entering the federal capital from January 1, 2026. The decision, conveyed on the directive of national interior authorities, is aimed at streamlining vehicle flow, reducing congestion,…
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Islamabad to Ban Vehicles Without M-Tag from January 1, 2026
Overview: What the M-Tag Ban Means Islamabad is set to tighten access to the federal capital by prohibiting entry to vehicles that lack an M-Tag. The move, approved by the district administration, aims to regulate traffic flow, reduce congestion, and improve overall urban mobility. Beginning January 1, 2026, drivers will need to ensure their vehicles…
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M-Tag Ban in Islamabad: Vehicle Entry From Jan 2026
New M-Tag Rule Prepares Islamabad for a Smarter Traffic System The district administration of Islamabad has announced a significant change aimed at regulating traffic and improving city mobility. Beginning January 1, 2026, vehicles without an M-Tag will be barred from entering the federal capital. The decision, conveyed by Deputy Commissioner Irfan Memon, follows directives from…
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Dengue Cases Drop to 5 in 24 Hours: ICT Expands Surveillance and Fogging
ICT Sees Remarkable Drop in Dengue Cases In a recent health update, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration reported only five new dengue cases recorded in the last 24 hours. The figure marks a notable improvement in the ongoing dengue surveillance campaign, reflecting the effectiveness of routine inspections, community awareness, and vector-control efforts across the…
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Dengue Cases Drop to 5 in 24 Hours: ICT Intensifies Surveillance and Fogging
Lower Dengue Toll Signals Progress in Islamabad The dengue situation in the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) has shown a notable improvement, with only five new cases reported in the last 24 hours. This decline follows a sustained period of intensive vector control measures and community awareness campaigns aimed at reducing mosquito breeding grounds and interrupting…
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Dengue Cases Drop to 5 in 24 Hours: Islamabad Tightens Monitoring as Fogging Continues
Overview: Dengue Case Count Edges Down in Islamabad In a notable turn for public health in the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT), authorities reported only five new dengue cases in the last 24 hours. The figure marks a significant decline from previous weeks, signaling a potential easing of transmission as aggressive surveillance and control measures remain…
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In Focus: The Dreams and Perils of Moving Capitals in a Changing Asia
Introduction: Why Capitals Move in Asia Across Asia, capitals have always been more than administrative centers; they are symbols of national identity, engines of regional growth, and barometers of political will. As economies diversify, climate risks rise, and demographic pressures intensify, governments increasingly consider relocating capital cities. This bold move promises efficiency and resilience, yet…