By Our Correspondent
Islamabad: As the Eid holidays come to an end, a large number of residents are returning to the federal capital, leading to significant traffic congestion on major entry routes into the city.
Long queues of vehicles have been observed as people make their way back after celebrating the festival in their hometowns.
It is a common trend during Eid that Islamabad becomes relatively deserted, as many residents travel to their ancestral areas to celebrate Eid with family.
However, as the holidays conclude, the city witnesses a massive rush of people, resulting in increased traffic pressure.
With the start of the working week, Islamabad is gradually regaining its usual hustle and bustle.
Markets, offices, and public spaces are returning to normal activity as citizens resume their daily routines.
