Lahore traffic police issue plan for PSL final
The plan has clearly mentioned parking areas for spectators and routes for transportation.
LAHORE (Dunya News) – Lahore traffic police (CTPL) on Friday issued an advisory plan for the final of Pakistan Super League (PSL).
According to the plan, specific parking areas for the spectators and routes for transportation have been clearly explained.
Shah Jamal and Zahoor Elahi Road from Canal Road would be opened for traffic whereas Cantt route will be taken from Kahna and Kot Lakhpat.
Those travelling to Mughalpura will use Walton Road route while flow of traffic will be normal at Firdous Market, Hussain Chowk, M.M Alam Road and Main Boulevard.
On the other hand, scarcity of PSL final tickets has badly disappointed the people who raised voices against the administration.
An enthusiastic cricket lover Farhad said that he has left preparation for his exam and visited several banks for one ticket worth Rs500 but he didn’t find any.
He also said that the influential people will sell the tickets in black few hours before the match.
Other locals also complained about non-availability of Rs500 ticket and said that the banks are only having Rs8000 ticket which is very much expensive for the common masses.
Meanwhile, crowd is being observed at electronics shops in Gujranwala for the purchase of LEDs.
On the other hand, Chief Minister of Punjab (CM) Shehbaz Sharif took to Twitter and posted pictures of arrangements at Gaddafi Stadium. The minister posted “Looking forward to welcome you in Lahore”.
Qaddafi Stadium this morning ... Top-of-the-line preparations underway... Looking forward to welcome you in Lahore .... pic.twitter.com/i1txeRuT2b
— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) March 3, 2017
In a message on Facebook, CM said that cricket is not just a sport but shows our nation s resilience to bounce back after every tragedy.
He further said that time has come to show the world that the people of Pakistan are up and going, united, hand in hand and committed to protecting and preserving the idea called Pakistan.
