Traffic Restored in Quetta After Security Barriers Removed Following Public Backlash
Quetta: Following strong criticism on social media, the district administration has removed security barriers from several key areas in the city, including **Inscumb Road, Jafar Jamali Road, Prince Road, and areas around the Afghan Embassy**, restoring normal traffic flow.
For several days, residents had expressed frustration on social media, highlighting that road closures were severely disrupting daily life. Citizens reported delays in **ambulance services, difficulties reaching offices and educational institutions, and disruptions to businesses**, prompting widespread public outcry.
In response to mounting pressure, the administration and relevant authorities reviewed the situation and decided to remove all obstacles. Traffic is now moving smoothly, and residents have praised the decision, describing it as a **success of public voice**.
Local communities have urged authorities to consider public convenience before imposing security measures that involve closing major roads, emphasizing that citizens should not face unnecessary hardships in the future.
