Rawalpindi’s Marka-e-Haq Square reopens for traffic

Rawalpindi: Marka-e-Haq Square has been reopened for traffic, with blockages being removed since morning and the route gradually becoming fully functional for public use. Officials and on-site activity indicate that some sidework and finishing touches are still underway, while heavy machinery remains active at the location. The remaining work is expected to take a few more days before full completion. The reopening is important for commuters because it can reduce traffic pressure, improve route connectivity and restore smoother movement around the area. For nearby commercial and residential zones, better traffic flow can support business access, property visibility and investor confidence. Will this reopening ease daily travel in Rawalpindi?

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