Lahore, : Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi and Chief Minister Sindh Maqbool Baqar inspected the Rawalpindi Ring Road Project. CM Naqvi reviewed the progress made after his earlier visit and appreciated the performance of Commissioner Rawalpindi and FWO.
CM Naqvi drove the vehicle for a detailed inspection of the project site along with the Sindh chief minister and directed to utilize additional machinery for road levelling to accelerate the work as both the chief ministers inspected the construction work at UC Tarahiya. He directed to accelerate the pace of work for early completion and asked NESPAK to provide necessary project drawings without delay. Work has been started on the Baanth and Chak Beli Interchange of a 38.3 km long six-lane ring road along with the removal of structure on the right of way.
CM Sindh Maqbool Baqar appreciated the development schemes in the Punjab province including Rawalpindi Ring Road and added that Karachi’s issues can also be resolved through Liyari Expressway and Karachi Circular Railway projects. CM Naqvi assured of full cooperation on behalf of the Punjab government for development schemes and termed Rawalpindi Ring Road a public welfare scheme. He directed to work in three shifts for its timely completion and noted that this road link would permanently resolve the traffic issues in the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Both the chief ministers also took an aerial view of the 38-kilometer-long route.
Information Minister Amir Mir, commissioner, RPO, CPO DC and FWO officials were also present.
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