Motorway Police issues advisory as Eid holidays conclude

ISLAMABAD: With the end of Eid holidays, the Motorway Police on Monday has issued a travel advisory due to the expected surge in traffic on motorways and highways.

According to the spokesperson of the Motorway Police, citizens have been advised to take necessary precautions to ensure a safe journey.

The motorway police has advised the citizens to check their vehicle tyres, engine oil, water and brakes prior to travelling.

The advisory has also asked the drivers to ensure wearing of seatbelts and to obey the speed limits while driving.

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Drivers are also urged to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead and strictly follow lane and line discipline.

The Motorway Police has appealed to the public to contact the helpline 130 in case of any emergency or assistance needed during travel.

After Eid celebrations, people have begun returning home or heading back to work as life resumes its normal pace.

Transport hubs like bus stands, railway stations, and airports are witnessing heavy rush since the end of the Eid holidays. Crowds are increasing steadily as many return from their hometowns to cities for work.

The government had announced Eid holidays from June 6 to June 9, giving public servants a total of four days off, including the weekend.

Businesses and government offices remained closed during this period, allowing citizens to enjoy the festive break.

However, with offices and markets reopening from June 10, normal life has resumed across the country.