Major sit-ins by a religious party which had bought life to a standstill in several cities across Pakistan a day earlier are continuing today (Tuesday), but have been confined to limited areas.
You can follow this story to get updates on the traffic situation in major cities. Last updated at 3:35pm on Tuesday.
In Karachi, three areas have been closed for traffic today.
According to the traffic police, roads are closed in Baldia No 4, Hub River Road area and Korangi No 2. Meanwhile, the protest near Tower Chowk, Jinnah Bridge and Hassan Square has ended.
The last traffic alert issued by the Karachi traffic police on their Twitter was at 1:40pm Tuesday.
One update reported that three policemen were injured and an ambulance windscreen smashed in Baldia Town.
Traffic alert issued by the Karachi traffic police at 10am Tuesday.
According the latest update issued by the Islamabad traffic police, the status of the major roads is as follows as of 2:25pm Tuesday.
Status major roads as as of 11:00am Tuesday morning.
Protests are continuing in various parts of Lahore. As of 10am, the Lahore traffic police requested citizens to avoid unnecessary travel due to protests in the city, with an update on the traffic situation.
The latest update by the city traffic police in Lahore.
The Punjab Safe Cities Authority, too, updated people on the traffic situation on Twitter. The last one is from 2pm.
In Punjab, paramilitary forces were called in to control the situation. Bhatta Chowk in Lahore and the Shanghai flyover are closed for traffic. Murree Road in Rawalpindi has not been opened yet after Monday's protest.
In Lahore, the traffic flow was disrupted in several areas such as Chohang and Multan road due to protests. Police fired tear gas shells to disperse protesters in the Yateem Khana Chowk area.
In Lahore, there are fears of a shortage of oxygen tanks for coronavirus patients because of the traffic jams.
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Gujranwala, Gujrat and Sialkot had a day's supply of oxygen left, the Punjab health department said, adding that the situation could worsen if supply was not received today (Tuesday).
Punjab Health Minister Dr Yasmeen Rashid appealed to the protesters to give way to trucks with oxygen cylinders to save the lives of patients.
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