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So how's the dedicated Bus line going ?
Here in Amritsar they tried this shit, took them almost 5yrs to complete and than 1 Yr to dismantle it lol
It wasn't worth the trouble. Its benefits are far less as compared to free for all road.
Here in Amritsar they tried this shit, took them almost 5yrs to complete and than 1 Yr to dismantle it lol
It wasn't worth the trouble. Its benefits are far less as compared to free for all road.
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CM Murad Ali Shah speaks at the inauguration ceremony of the Baloch Mujahid Football Stadium and Community Center in Ibrahim Hyderi on Friday.—Dawn
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah inaugurated a World Bank-funded Rs1.9 billion football ground and community centre project in Ibrahim Hyderi on Friday.
This is the second such project as on Wednesday had inaugurated another WB-funded Rs1.3bn Kakri Sports Complex in Lyari.
The chief minister said that this initiative was part of the government’s commitment to enhance the welfare of the youth and prioritise the development of future generations, encouraging their active participation in healthy activities and to foster their contributions towards the progress of the country.
WB-funded Rs1.9bn sports complex in Karachi’s Ibrahim Hyderi
June 24, 2023
CM Murad Ali Shah speaks at the inauguration ceremony of the Baloch Mujahid Football Stadium and Community Center in Ibrahim Hyderi on Friday.—Dawn
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah inaugurated a World Bank-funded Rs1.9 billion football ground and community centre project in Ibrahim Hyderi on Friday.
This is the second such project as on Wednesday had inaugurated another WB-funded Rs1.3bn Kakri Sports Complex in Lyari.
The chief minister said that this initiative was part of the government’s commitment to enhance the welfare of the youth and prioritise the development of future generations, encouraging their active participation in healthy activities and to foster their contributions towards the progress of the country.
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Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme - commonly known as K-IV Project - has been designed to supply 650 million gallon per day (MGD) to Karachi from Keenjhar lake.
K-IV is to be completed in two phases.
At present, WAPDA is constructing Phase-I, which will provide 260 MGD to Karachi.
Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme - commonly known as K-IV Project - has been designed to supply 650 million gallon per day (MGD) to Karachi from Keenjhar lake.
K-IV is to be completed in two phases.
At present, WAPDA is constructing Phase-I, which will provide 260 MGD to Karachi.
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Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah chaired the 11th meeting of the PCIC which was attended by Corp Commander Lt Gen Babar Iftikhar, Chief Secretary Sohail Rajput, Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab, provincial ministers and advisers and senior government officials.
The chief minister was told that the KUTC would undertake the KCR project, but the company was still under the control of the federal government.
The chief minister directed the divisional superintendent of PR, who was present in the meeting, to resolve the issue and give the go-ahead to the provincial authorities so that it could be communicated to the Chinese authorities to initiate the KCR project.
The planning and development chairman told the meeting that the feasibility study had already been done and sent to Chinese authorities. The chief minister said that now the Chinese authorities had to make a framework agreement to start the project.
Malir Expressway
The meeting also discussed issues pertaining to the Malir Expressway project.
It was informed that the 38.75-km high-speed controlled access road from Jam Sadiq Bridge to the Kathore interchange near M-9, would have six interchanges.
The project is divided into two segments of 15 kilometres and 24 kilometres, respectively, with a construction time of 30 months. The first section from Jam Sadiq Bridge to Quaidabad is to be constructed within 18 months i.e. by the end of the current year.
The meeting was informed that 138.2 acres would be acquired in the second segment with a tentative land acquisition cost of Rs3.7 billion.
The chief minister directed the authorities not to disturb the people living in the villages but construct a two-km elevated structure on the left side of the villages on the existing alignment — at the outer periphery of the right bank of Malir River — bypassing Samo, Lasi, and Old Shafi Goths to avoid land acquisition and relocation. “The provincial govt would pay for the construction of the bridge,” he said.
Link Road
The CM was informed that the Link Road that connects National Highway N5 to Motorway M-9, was a 22-km-long, four-lane, dual carriageway project.
The commercial corridor would provide upcountry access to Port Qasim, industrial areas of Landhi, Korangi, and Steel Mills. There is a grade intersection at N5 and grade separated interchange at M-9. The construction of the M-9 interchange would cost around Rs2bn.
The meeting also discussed Bus Rapid Transit Yellow and Red lines.
Transport Minister Sharjeel Memon told the meeting that both the projects were launched with the assistance of the World Bank and Asian Development Bank, respectively.
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah chaired the 11th meeting of the PCIC which was attended by Corp Commander Lt Gen Babar Iftikhar, Chief Secretary Sohail Rajput, Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab, provincial ministers and advisers and senior government officials.
The chief minister was told that the KUTC would undertake the KCR project, but the company was still under the control of the federal government.
The chief minister directed the divisional superintendent of PR, who was present in the meeting, to resolve the issue and give the go-ahead to the provincial authorities so that it could be communicated to the Chinese authorities to initiate the KCR project.
The planning and development chairman told the meeting that the feasibility study had already been done and sent to Chinese authorities. The chief minister said that now the Chinese authorities had to make a framework agreement to start the project.
Malir Expressway
The meeting also discussed issues pertaining to the Malir Expressway project.
It was informed that the 38.75-km high-speed controlled access road from Jam Sadiq Bridge to the Kathore interchange near M-9, would have six interchanges.
The project is divided into two segments of 15 kilometres and 24 kilometres, respectively, with a construction time of 30 months. The first section from Jam Sadiq Bridge to Quaidabad is to be constructed within 18 months i.e. by the end of the current year.
The meeting was informed that 138.2 acres would be acquired in the second segment with a tentative land acquisition cost of Rs3.7 billion.
The chief minister directed the authorities not to disturb the people living in the villages but construct a two-km elevated structure on the left side of the villages on the existing alignment — at the outer periphery of the right bank of Malir River — bypassing Samo, Lasi, and Old Shafi Goths to avoid land acquisition and relocation. “The provincial govt would pay for the construction of the bridge,” he said.
Link Road
The CM was informed that the Link Road that connects National Highway N5 to Motorway M-9, was a 22-km-long, four-lane, dual carriageway project.
The commercial corridor would provide upcountry access to Port Qasim, industrial areas of Landhi, Korangi, and Steel Mills. There is a grade intersection at N5 and grade separated interchange at M-9. The construction of the M-9 interchange would cost around Rs2bn.
The meeting also discussed Bus Rapid Transit Yellow and Red lines.
Transport Minister Sharjeel Memon told the meeting that both the projects were launched with the assistance of the World Bank and Asian Development Bank, respectively.
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Construction work is progressing ahead on Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV Project). It envisages to provide 650 million gallon per day (MGD) to Karachi from Keenjhar lake. Phase-I of K-IV will supply 260 MGD.
Construction work is progressing ahead on Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV Project). It envisages to provide 650 million gallon per day (MGD) to Karachi from Keenjhar lake. Phase-I of K-IV will supply 260 MGD.
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PPP pulled out Sindh card and ended the project.
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So the project is now dead?
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Construction work is continuing on Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV Project). The project envisages to supply 650 million gallon water per day (MGD) to Karachi from Keenjhar Lake.
WAPDA has been entrusted by the Federal Government to construct Phase-I of the project, which will provide 260 MGD water to Karachi.
Phase-I is scheduled for completion in October 2024.
Construction work is continuing on Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV Project). The project envisages to supply 650 million gallon water per day (MGD) to Karachi from Keenjhar Lake.
WAPDA has been entrusted by the Federal Government to construct Phase-I of the project, which will provide 260 MGD water to Karachi.
Phase-I is scheduled for completion in October 2024.
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