Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab, Mohsin Naqvi, conducted a late-night inspection of the Shahdara flyovers project, which is currently at an impressive 88% completion. During his visit, Chief Minister Naqvi carefully examined the ongoing construction efforts and assessed the project's progress. He paid particular attention to the protective walls of the Shahdara flyovers and emphasized the need to accelerate construction activities. Additionally, Chief Minister Naqvi provided guidance to the contractor overseeing the bridges' construction, urging them to adhere to the project's established timeline.
Expressing full support from the Punjab government, Chief Minister Naqvi conveyed a strong message that the project should be wrapped up by the middle of the upcoming month, and any delays attributable to adverse weather conditions should be countered by deploying additional resources. He stressed the importance of sustained hard work to ensure the timely completion of the Shahdara flyovers project. Naqvi underscored that once finished, the project would bring a lasting solution to the traffic congestion issues plaguing the city's primary entry and exit routes.
Furthermore, the successful conclusion of the Shahdara Chowk flyover project is expected to significantly ease the movement of approximately 300,000 vehicles daily. During his visit, Chief Minister Naqvi received detailed briefings from Chief Engineer LDA and the project contractor, providing valuable insights into the progress achieved thus far. The occasion was attended by Provincial Ministers Amir Mir and Azfar Ali Nasir, along with the Deputy Commissioner and other relevant officers.