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In Islamabad and Lahore, motorways are open and traffic has returned.

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2 months ago

Farwa

After a massive operation in Islamabad late last night, the demonstrators have left important areas like Blue Area and D-Chowk. Since many of the demonstrators have driven back to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the cars that had been obstructing roads and highways are no longer visible.

Additionally, traffic on the Express Highway, which was formerly a major source of congestion due to protests, has subsided.

Now that the roads and streets are clear of obstructions, cleanup efforts are in progress, especially along Jinnah Avenue, the Express Highway, and the Srinagar Highway, which were covered in trash during the demonstrations.

After being badly disrupted by the protests, motorway traffic has also returned to normal. The reopening of numerous important routes was confirmed by motorway police spokespeople, including:

Traffic is currently moving again on the M1 Motorway, which was briefly closed between Peshawar and Islamabad.
The M2 Motorway has reopened, connecting Islamabad and Lahore.
Vehicle traffic on the M11 Motorway, which connects Lahore and Sialkot, has completely recovered.
Access to the M4 Motorway from Pindi Bhattian to Abdul Hakeem is once again available.
Additionally, the M14 Motorway, which connects Hakla and Dera Ismail Khan, has reopened.
M3 Motorway, which had previously been closed, is also open for traffic.

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In times of difficulty, Pakistan and Turkey always stand together: PM

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23 hours ago

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According to Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan and Turkey have always supported one another throughout trying times and would continue to do so.

He said that the people of Pakistan joined him in honoring the bravery and tenacity of our Turkish brothers and sisters, who, under the capable leadership of President Erdogan, came out stronger from this strategy, in a post on X marking the end of two years since the devastating earthquake in Turkiye.

Today marks the second anniversary of the February 6, 2023 earthquake in Turkey, which destroyed entire cities and killed around 60,000 people, including in neighboring Syria.

Following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck at 4:17 am, thousands of residential buildings in southeast Turkey collapsed, killing numerous people in their wake.

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For regional peace, the Kashmir issue must be resolved.

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23 hours ago

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Pakistan’s unwavering and ongoing political, diplomatic, and spiritual support for Kashmiris in their rightful fight for the right to self-determination has been reaffirmed by Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif.

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In times of difficulty, Pakistan and Turkey always stand together: PM

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23 hours ago

Farwa

Pakistan and Turkey have always supported one another during challenging times and will continue to do so, according to Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif.

In an X post marking the two-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Turkey, he claimed that the people of Pakistan joined him in honoring the bravery and tenacity of our Turkish brothers and sisters, who, under President Erdogan’s capable leadership, came out stronger as a result of this tactic.

Today marks two years since the February 6, 2023, earthquake that destroyed entire cities and killed about 60,000 people, including in neighboring Syria.

The 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck at 4:17 am in Southeastern Turkey caused thousands of residential buildings to collapse, killing several people in their wake.