Reconstruction of Roads and Sewerage System Underway in Daska City

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Punjab's Provincial Minister for Local Government, Mian Zeeshan Rafique, announced that the reconstruction of five critical roads in Daska City has commenced, with an allocated budget of Rs 572.78 million. The projects aim to complete by August 31, improving infrastructure in the region. In addition to road reconstruction, the provincial minister also highlighted the progress of the Punjab Cities Program's comprehensive sewage project in Daska, which is nearing completion.

Key Takeaways:

  • The reconstruction of five critical roads in Daska City, including Pasrur Road, Wazirabad Road, College Road, and Bank Road, has been initiated with a budget of Rs 572.78 million.
  • The trunk sewerage line on Jamke Road is currently being laid, following which the road rehabilitation work will commence.
  • The Punjab Cities Program's comprehensive sewage project in Daska is in its final stages of completion.
  • Under the program, the work of cleaning drains is also underway to improve the city's sewage infrastructure.
  • Mian Zeeshan Rafique directed the Municipal Committee to ensure the timely implementation of the flood action plan to tackle potential monsoon rains.
  • Key officials, including MPA Chaudhry Naveed Ashraf, Deputy Commissioner Saba Asghar Ali, and Commissioner Gujranwala Division Syed Naveed Haider Shirazi, are overseeing the ongoing development works in PP-51.

Statistics:

  • Rs 572.78 million has been allocated for the reconstruction of roads in Daska City.
  • The projects are expected to be completed by August 31.
  • The Punjab Cities Program's comprehensive sewage project in Daska is nearing completion.
  • The work of cleaning drains is being carried out as part of the program.

Sources:

  • The news source cited the statement made by Pradesh Minister for Local Government, Mian Zeeshan Rafique. No external reference provided.