Hockey final: Traffic advisory issued in Mohali due to India-Japan match
In view of the Asian Champions Trophy final match between India and Japan in Mohali, the police have issued traffic guidelines for city residents.
The title clash of the Asian Champions Trophy between India and Japan is taking place today at the international hockey stadium in Phase 9, Mohali. Anticipating heavy congestion on the roads due to this important match, the Mohali police have issued a traffic advisory.
According to the police, thousands of sports lovers are expected to arrive during the title clash. This could cause traffic jams in Phase 9, Phase 10, PCA light point, and surrounding routes.
The police have advised people to avoid going towards the areas near the stadium unless it is very urgent. Alternate routes should be chosen for daily commutes, and people should leave their homes with extra time to spare.
Additionally, motorists have been instructed to follow police checkpoints and route diversions. Parking vehicles on the roadside or at wrong places has been prohibited. For help in any emergency, the number 112 can be dialed.
Earlier, the Indian hockey team had entered the final by registering a one-sided victory with a big score of 8-1 against the Korean team in the semifinal round. On the other hand, Japan had defeated Malaysia 5-3 during a penalty shootout.
This title match between the two teams will start today at 7 PM, while prior to this, the teams of Malaysia and South Korea will face each other for the third place, i.e., the bronze medal.
Key developments
- Mohali police issued a traffic advisory due to the hockey final match between India and Japan
- Appeal to use alternate routes due to the apprehension of jams near Phase-9, Phase-10, and PCA light point
- Indian team reached the final after defeating the Korean team 8-1 in the semifinal
- The title match will be played today at 7 PM at Olympian Balbir Singh Senior Stadium
