Posted on February 28, 2007
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35 responses to “Islamabad: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (Part 2)”

  1. perfect tidy says:

    I visited Islamabad last year and was surprised to see crosswalks leading into ditches.
    It’s a real hazard for pedestrians.
    The city planning seems to have overlooked basic safety.

  2. perfect tidy says:

    The description of Islamabad crosswalks ending in ditches really struck me.
    The lack of continuous sidewalks and drivers ignoring zebra crossings is surprising in a planned city.

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  5. Khyal says:

    Another aspect of Islamabad that sets it apart from any other city of the country is its very predictable season of pollen allergy.Lot of people simply leave the city considering the severity of the reaction. Paper mulberry is considered to be the main culprit but nothing as yet seems to have been done to eliminate it.