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The service road extending from Khalifa Al Attiya Intersection to Al Asiri Interchange will be closed to traffic for 45 days from Wednesday.
During the closure, which lasts until October 2, road users heading north on the D-Ring Road towards Khalifa Al Attiya Intersection to reach Al Asiri Interchange on Salwa Road should take a left turn on the intersection onto Haloul Street to reach Haloul Roundabout and then go right onto Mesaimeer Road and then right again at Faleh Bin Nasser Intersection onto Salwa Road.
Road users heading north towards Khalifa Al Attiya Intersection from Al Wakra side to reach Jabur bin Ahmed (Radisson Blu) Intersection will need to take a right turn onto Ali Bin Abi Taleb Street and then turn left at the next roundabout and head north towards Salwa Road.
Ashghal will install signage in the area to notify motorists during the work period. Ashghal has urged all road users to abide by speed limits and traffic signs to ensure safety.
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