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SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 2025
DMP issues traffic guidelines for ‘Echoes of Revolution’ concert

Bangladesh

UNB
21 December, 2024, 01:00 pm
Last modified: 21 December, 2024, 02:28 pm

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DMP issues traffic guidelines for ‘Echoes of Revolution’ concert

Vehicles traveling from Tongi-Uttara towards Gulshan-Banani-Mohakhali are advised to use alternative routes as traffic may be disrupted from Stafford Rail Gate to Navy Headquarters Crossing

UNB
21 December, 2024, 01:00 pm
Last modified: 21 December, 2024, 02:28 pm
An aerial view shows the Bangladesh Army Stadium and the roads in front of it in the capital. File photo: Collected
An aerial view shows the Bangladesh Army Stadium and the roads in front of it in the capital. File photo: Collected

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has issued special traffic instructions ahead of the "Echoes of Revolution" concert, scheduled to be held at the Bangladesh Army Stadium today (21 December).

The traffic guidelines, effective from 2pm to 11pm, aim to ensure smooth completion of the event, according to a public notice signed by the DMP Commissioner Sajjat Ali.

Guidelines

Vehicles traveling from Tongi-Uttara towards Gulshan-Banani-Mohakhali are advised to use alternative routes as traffic may be disrupted from Stafford Rail Gate to Navy Headquarters Crossing.

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Expressway access

Airport, Kuril, and Banani ramps of the Dhaka Elevated Expressway will be toll-free during the designated hours.

From 2pm to 11pm, users of Airport, Kuril and Banani ramps can use the expressway without paying toll.

Vehicles heading from Uttara-Airport towards Gulshan-Banani-Mohakhali can use the expressway by taking a U-turn before Radisson Hotel or the U-loop beneath Banani Overpass.

Vehicles from Gulshan-Banani-Mohakhali can access the expressway through the Airport and Kuril ramps.

Vehicles from Airport/Uttara/Tongi can use the Banani ramp.

Road closures and restrictions

The ECB Square-Banani flyover loop will remain closed.

Vehicles from ECB Square to Banani can use the ramp in front of Kurmitola Hospital.

Motorcycles, auto-rickshaws, battery-powered rickshaws and bicycles are prohibited from using the expressway ramps.

The DMP has urged the public to cooperate in minimising traffic congestion and ensuring the smooth flow of vehicles during the event.

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