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Tourists go to Murree in hordes
Ag APP
Islamabad : Eid holidays may be over but tourists went to Murree hill station and adjoining areas in hordes on Saturday to enjoy pleasant weather and see sights.
Pindi Point, Kashmir Point, the Mall and Ayubia were their main attractions. A sizable number of youth, especially from Rawalpindi and Islamabad, were seen there.
The police checked tourists for COVID-19 vaccination certificates in line with the guidelines issued by the National Command and Control Centre to stem the spread of coronavirus and sent back the unvaccinated ones.
According to them, 85,000 vehicles entered the hill station during Eid days against the capacity of 3,200. A total of 340 traffic personnel were deployed there to manage traffic and guide tourists.
RAWALPINDI: Over 145,000 vehicles entered Murree during Eid holidays and 57,000 exited from the hill station, said city traffic police (CTP) spokesman here on Saturday.
He said that 340 traffic personnel were deployed in Murree to guide the tourists and provide them all possible support and guidance.
He said CTP had banned the entry of heavy vehicles and buses and doing wheelies by young motorcyclists to ensure safety of the tourists and smooth flow of traffic at the hill station.
The Rawalpindi CTP had chalked out a comprehensive plan for Eid under which over 340 wardens and traffic officers were deployed in Murree to manage traffic flow and avoid traffic mess, he said, adding there was parking facility for just 3,200 vehicles in Murree.
145,000 vehicles enter Murree on Eid
July 25, 2021
Rawalpindi : Over 145,000 vehicles entered Murree during Eidul Azha holidays while as many as 57,000 went out from the hill station, said a City Traffic Police (CTP) spokesman on Saturday.
He informed that 340 traffic personnel were deployed in Murree to guide the tourists and provide all possible facilities to them. He said CTP had banned the entry of heavy vehicles, buses and young motorcyclists allegedly involved in one-wheeling or other stunts to ensure safety of the tourists and smooth flow of traffic at the hill station.
CTP Rawalpindi had chalked out a comprehensive plan for Eid-ul-Azha under which over 340 Wardens and Traffic officers were deployed in Murree aimed at avoiding traffic mess, he said adding, there was a parking facility of just 3200 vehicles in Murree. The CTP on the directives of Chief Traffic Officer, Rawalpindi had finalized all the arrangements besides setting up a control room at Traffic Police Headqu
Tourists return to Galiyat valleys
Officials vow steps to enforce anti-Covid SOPs
APP
May 25, 2021
NATHIAGALI:
The picturesque Galiyat valleys and Ayubia in Abbottabad district attracted on Monday an influx of domestic tourists after the reopening of tourism in Khyber-Pakthunkhwa under SOPs in the wake of the National Command and Operational Centre (NCOC) s decisions.
People from plain districts of Khyber Pakthunkhwa and Central Punjab thronged to scenic Thandyani, Harnoi, Donga Gali, Bagnotar, Nathiagali, Changagali, Baragalai and Ayubi to enjoy its mesmerising natural beauty, lush green valleys, walking on ancient hiking trails and waterfalls beyond one s immigration.
Abbottabad-Murree Road was flooded with tourists, adventurers, mountaineers and sports lovers, who were on their way to Nathiagali and Ayubia. Situated at a five-kilometre distance east of Nathiagali on an altitude of 8,000 feet on Abbottabad-Murree Road in the Himalaya region, Ayubia has witnessed great hustl
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