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Message: <blockquote data-quote="9.57" data-source="post: 2454524" data-attributes="member: 112635">*just thought might be useful for evrybody*According to a press release issued by the Director, MCNS  Lakshman Hulugalle the following arrangements have been made as part of the  special security measures that are to be implemented during the summit days. The four High Security Zones are: Katunayake International Airport and  surrounding areas, Colombo Fort, BMICH compound and adjacent premises and the  area extending from Kollupitiya to Galle Face.   Meanwhile the Police Department has taken steps to implement a special  traffic plan within Colombo city limits.  According to the plan, roads surrounding the BMICH; namely Bauddhaloka  Mawatha, Sarana Road and Malalasekera Mawatha would be closed during the days of  the summit.  The police instruct the general public to use alternative routes for  transportation during the said time period.   The traffic plan will be as follows: Roads in Fort which would be closed during the summit Leyden Bastian Mawatha (near Harbour Gate), Baron Jayatilleka Mawatha (near  Bristol Street Junction), Lower Chatham Street (near Bristol Street Junction),  Ceramic Junction, York Street, the road from Ceramic Junction to Lotus Road,  Justice Akbar Mawatha, Glennie Street Junction railway crossing and Kollupitiya  Junction. The alternative route  Vehicles coming through Reclamation Street should proceed along Reclamation  Street, Baron Jayatilleka Mawatha, Bristol Street and Lower Chatham Street.  Those who need to travel towards the Ceramic Junction need to go through Olcott  Mawatha and turn off from the Ceynor Junction.  Roads which would be closed in the area extending from Borella to  Bambalapitiya General Cemetery Roundabout, Gregory’s Road, Gregory’s Avenue,  Bullers-Wijerama Junction, Public Administration Ministry Roundabout, Bullers  Road and Bullers Road Junction, Malalasekera Mawatha and Sarana Road Junction,  Independence Avenue-Bullers Lane Junction. Alternative route from  Borella to Bambalapitiya  Vehicles proceeding from the General Cemetery Roundabout  should go through Kynsey Road, Gregory’s Road, Maitland Crescent, Maitland  Place, passing the Public Administration Ministry Roundabout; on to the  Independence Avenue and go towards Bambalapitiya through Reid Avenue or Horton  Place. Alternative route for vehicles plying from  Bambalapitiya to Borella  Traffic would be directed through Thummulla Junction to Reid Avenue, Thurstan  Road, JOC Roundabout, Cambridge Place, Cambridge Terrace, on to Borella through  the Horton Roundabout, or go towards Independence Avenue through Nanda Motors  Junction, to Maitland Crescent and through Horton Place go to Borella. Vehicles  coming from Narahenpita – should come through the Narahenpita Market Road on to  Sarana Road, to Malalasekera Mawatha Junction, Bullers Lane toward the  Torrington traffic lights to Bullers Road and Stanley Wijesundera Mawatha and  head to Fort.  Or turn off from the Bullers Road on to the Thimbirigasyaya Road, then to  Jawatta Road and emerge through Stanley Wijesundera Mawatha and head to  Fort. Alternative route from Galle Road to Pettah From Galle Road turn off at the Kollupitiya Junction on to Dharmapala  Mawatha, Liberty Roundabout, Piththala Junction, James Peiris Mawatha,  Kompannaveediya Junction, Justice Akbar Mawatha, Malay Street, Sir Chittampalam  Gardiner Mawatha, Ceramic Junction, Lotus Road on to CTO Junction and Olcott  Mawatha. Alternative route from Pettah to Galle Road From Olcott Mawatha turn to CTO Junction, Lotus Road, Ceramic Junction, Sir  Chittampalam Gardiner Mawatha, Malay Street, Justice Akbar Mawatha,  Kompannaveediya Junction, James Peiris Mawatha, Piththala Junction, Dharmapala  Mawatha, Red Cross Roundabout, Marcus Fernando Mawatha, Ananda Coomaraswamy  Mawatha, Liberty Roundabout on to Duplication Road and come to Galle  Road.</blockquote>

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