Islamabad Expressway Service Road
Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi inspected the Islamabad Expressway Service Road project and ordered an acceleration of construction. He specifically directed the Capital Development Authority to expedite the relocation of utility lines to prevent further delays.
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Infrastructure development is critical for regional trade connectivity and urban mobility in Pakistan, and this project is a key focus for government oversight.
ISLAMABAD - Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Monday visited the Islamabad Expressway Service Road Project and reviewed the ongoing construction work. During the visit, the minister was briefed on the progress of the project and directed the authorities to speed up work and remove hurdles affecting its completion.
Mohsin Naqvi conducted a detailed inspection of the construction activities at the project site. He expressed displeasure over delays in the relocation of utilities, which have affected the pace of work on the project.
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The Interior Minister directed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to immediately contact Sui Gas authorities to ensure the timely relocation of utilities. He stressed that the transfer of utilities should be carried out on an emergency basis so that construction work can continue without interruption.
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