Sharjah six-day road closure is affecting a section of a major road near Al Hazana as authorities carry out maintenance and infrastructure improvement works. The partial closure began on Sunday, August 23, and will continue until Friday, August 28.
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Road Closure Near Al Hazana
The Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority has announced a partial closure of the dual carriageway alongside the Al Hazana area. The affected section runs in the direction from Saeed bin Obaid Al Jarwan Square towards Sheikh Mohammed bin Sultan Bu Alian Square.
The closure is part of planned maintenance and infrastructure works. Authorities say the improvements are aimed at making traffic movement smoother and improving road efficiency in the area.
Alternative Routes for Motorists
During the Sharjah six-day road closure, motorists will be directed to alternative routes around Al Hazana. Traffic will continue through nearby roads and intersections while work is underway.
The approved traffic plan includes routes connected to Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed Al Qasimi Street. Drivers travelling through the affected area should follow temporary diversions and directional signs.
Motorists are also advised to follow all road safety instructions. Drivers may need to allow extra time for their journeys because of the temporary diversions and possible traffic delays.
Closure Dates and Traffic Advice
The partial road closure is scheduled from August 23 to August 28. Drivers who regularly use the affected route should plan their journeys in advance.
The Sharjah six-day road closure may affect normal traffic movement around Al Hazana. Motorists should check the temporary route arrangements before travelling through the area.
Authorities have urged drivers to remain alert and follow the approved traffic diversions. Following road signs and instructions can help motorists reach their destinations safely while the maintenance work continues.
The temporary closure is expected to remain in place until Friday, August 28. Once the planned works are completed, normal traffic movement is expected to resume on the affected section.
