The Dimapur Police has announced traffic regulations and restrictions in view of the ‘Half Marathon 2026’, organised by the 173 Battalion CRPF, Dimapur, in collaboration with the Sports Authority of India on October 28.

The marathon would begin at 5:30 a.m. from Agri Expo Junction, 4th Mile, and the traffic restrictions would remain in force from 5:20 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. to ensure the safety and convenience of runners and road users.

According to an advisory issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime)/PRO, Dimapur, the marathon route would start from Agri Expo Junction, proceed via Central Jail, Naga United Village, NH-29 bypass (Niuland-Shouba), Patkai Bridge and NH-29 towards Dimapur, before culminating at Agri Expo Junction.

All vehicles travelling along the route have been directed to use the road space on the right side of the runners and maintain a maximum speed of 30 kmph. Overtaking and stopping vehicles along the route have been strictly prohibited.

The entry and movement of heavy vehicles along the marathon route would also be restricted, with exemptions for school buses and emergency services.

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The stretch between Patkai Bridge and the starting point of the NH-29 four-lane section near the first gate at Chümoukedima would operate as a single lane for vehicles travelling towards Dimapur and Kohima. Traffic personnel deployed along this stretch would regulate the movement of vehicles in alternate phases, allowing traffic in one direction at a time.

The police have urged motorists to comply with the regulations and cooperate with traffic personnel to ensure the smooth conduct of the event.

For traffic updates and assistance, commuters may contact the Chümoukedima Traffic Control at 7085055039.