It’s Pakistan vs West Indies Day 2 today! The green shirts already have a lead by 1-0, will the rivals be able to defeat the home team?

Well, we have to wait and see, however, if you are going to be a part of the action live, or are going to be traveling nearby, here’s the traffic plan for today and tomorrow (2nd-3rd April)!(

Traffic Plans for Pak vs WI T20 Series

The road from Karsaz to National Stadium will be blocked for traffic. Vehicles will be diverted towards Drigh Road and then towards Rashid Minhas Road from there.

Roads leading from Dalmia to National Stadium will also be closed along with the road leading from NIPA to Mazar-e-Quaid to University Road and new MA Jinnah will also not be available to commuters.

The road leading from Liaquatabad No 10 to National Stadium will also be closed. Traffic will be re-routed towards Karimabad and Aisha Manzil.

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As it was during the PSL final, this time around too there will be designated parking spots for the match-goers which includes Hakeem Saeed Ground in Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Urdu University ground and Sunday Bazaar.

Parking will also be available at Ghareeb Nawaz Football Ground located at Dalmia. KMC ground, KDA club and China ground on Kashmir Road will also be available for parking.

People will be able to park their vehicles at specific points namely

  • Urdu University Ground
  • Sunday Bazaar opposite Baitul Mukarram Mosque
  • KMC Ground
  • China Ground

The spectators will be brought to the stadium via shuttle service.

Security Plans for Pak vs WI T20 Series

Sindh Information Minister Nasir Hussain Shah at a press conference has said that fool-proof plan has been set to ensure maximum security to all players.

“The entry timing is 3pm and gates will close at 7pm,” he said.

He further added that a list of forbidden items would remain the same as the one issued for PSL3’s final match.

Stay tuned to Brandsynario for more news and updates.

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Source: Geo News