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Motorway closure due to dense fog for safety measures

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Islamabad: National Highways and Motorway Police issued a statement announcing the closure of Motorway M-1, spanning from Peshawar to Rashakai, and M-14, covering from Havelian to Yarik, due to severe fog conditions. The decision aims to ensure the safety of all traffic participants amidst reduced visibility caused by dense fog.

Jaman, a spokesperson for the Motorway Police, stated that the closure is a precautionary measure to prevent accidents and safeguard the lives and property of those using the motorway.

Citizens are urged to refrain from unnecessary travel during foggy conditions and are advised to complete their journeys in daylight to ensure visibility. The police also recommend the use of fog lights in vehicles for enhanced safety.

Read more: Fog causes traffic jams on Motorways in some areas of Punjab

Additional safety tips include avoiding high speeds and maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. Motorists are encouraged to use the Motorway Police Helpline 130 for information before commencing their journeys. Updates and relevant information can also be obtained from the official social media accounts of the National Highways and Motorway Police.

As the closure takes effect, authorities emphasize the importance of prioritizing safety during adverse weather conditions, urging cooperation from the public for a secure and accident-free travel experience.

Read more: Fog disrupts flight schedule in Islamabad

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