Rs 1.22 billion being spent on Sialkot master plan

12 Mar, 2007

Sialkot District government has initiated a billion of rupees master plan, aimed at improving the means of communication system in the district, official sources told Business Recorder here on Sunday. Sources added that the government was spending more than Rs 1.22 billion on the construction of 85 different roads in Sialkot, Daska, Pasrur and Sambrial tehsils of the district.
The development work would likely be accomplished within the stipulated period. The completion of these roads would not only improve the means of communication but also support in linking the far-off areas with their respective tehsil headquarters in the district.
Under this programme Sialkot-Head Marala road was being converted into dual carriage at a cost of Rs 35 crore while Rs 5.50 crore were being spent on the widening and reconstruction of BRB canal bridge near Daska city for streamlining the traffic on Sialkot-Gujranwala road, sources added.
Rs 2 crore would be spent on the widening and improvement of Daska bypass road for reducing the traffic problems. In addition to this Sialkot-Gujranwala road would be converted into dual carriageway at the estimated cost of Rs 1.20 billion sources said.

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