Both entry and exit at Sheikhupura Interchange have been temporarily suspended while repair work is carried out on the northbound carriageway between kilometres 45 and 48.
ISLAMABAD: The National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) have temporarily closed Sheikhupura Interchange on the Lahore-Islamabad Motorway (M-2) to allow repair work on a section of the motorway.
According to Motorway Police, the repair work is being carried out on the northbound carriageway between kilometres 45 and 48. As part of the arrangements, both entry to and exit from the motorway at Sheikhupura Interchange have been suspended.
Hiran Minar Interchange suggested as an alternative
Motorists who normally use Sheikhupura Interchange have been advised to use Hiran Minar Interchange for entering and exiting the M-2.
Motorway Police personnel are deployed in the area to guide drivers and help manage traffic during the repair work.
Drivers advised to follow traffic instructions
Motorists have been asked to use the alternative route until the repair work is completed. They should also follow road signs and instructions from Motorway Police officers to avoid inconvenience.
The closure is temporary, and the interchange is expected to reopen after the repair work is completed. However, no specific reopening time has been announced in the available update.
Drivers planning to travel through this section of the M-2 should check the latest motorway advisory before starting their journey.
