Govt announces new rules for cattle markets for Eid ul Azha 2026

Karachi city administration rolls out tough controls for cattle markets ahead of Eid-ul-Azha 2026.

Operators must grab permits from the Commissioner’s Office before opening any site. Commissioner Syed Hassan Naqvi leads the charge after a key meeting with police, traffic, and municipal bosses. No market starts without green light. Officials check with police and traffic teams first. Permits guarantee strong security, ample parking, and smart traffic flow.

Unauthorized markets face crackdown. Authorities label them illegal and launch quick legal action. Deputy Commissioners and police monitor streets nonstop. They target rogue roadside setups that jam traffic. The plan fixes two big pain points at approved spots. Teams boost lighting for safety, add round-the-clock guards, and ramp up cleanliness.

Traders and buyers gain from better setups. Even the busy Northern Bypass market falls under these rules. It serves as a main hub, but centralized oversight keeps everything in check. Leaders aim for hassle-free Eid shopping. Past chaos from unmanaged markets sparked this overhaul.

Now, families shop safely without gridlock. Residents cheer the changes. Smooth access means less stress during festivities. Vendors prepare paperwork early to avoid fines. Enforcement teams gear up. Daily patrols spot violations fast.

Public tips help shut down trouble spots. This system promises order and joy for Eid. Karachi readies for bustling trades while prioritizing safety. Everyone wins with clear rules and firm action.