Islamabad’s New Road Project Reaches 35% Completion

Construction of the Margalla Avenue extension from N-5 to M-1, along with the Sangjani Interchange project, has reached 35 percent completion, with work continuing around the clock to accelerate progress.

Key points

• Pakistan Seeks Full $1.7 Billion World Bank Loan Despite Violating Key Conditions.
• Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman and Islamabad Chief Commissioner Sohail Ashraf visited the construction site to review progress.
• While providing better access to Islamabad International Airport, it is additionally anticipated to improve connectivity for travelers from Abbottabad, Mansehra and other cities.
• Piling work for the abutments on both sides of the N-5 Interchange Bridge has additionally been completed.
• The widening and extension of approximately 2.7 kilometers of the main road is underway, alongside construction of a service road running parallel to the main carriageway.

Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman and Islamabad Chief Commissioner Sohail Ashraf visited the construction site to review progress. Senior CDA authorities briefed him on ongoing activities, confirming that construction teams were working 24 hours a day throughout different sections of the project.

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Meanwhile, the widening and extension of approximately 2.7 kilometers of the main road is underway, alongside construction of a service road running parallel to the main carriageway. According to Authorities additionally, structural work on the underpass included in the Sangjani Interchange project has been completed.

Piling work for the abutments on both sides of the N-5 Interchange Bridge has additionally been completed. While work on a fifth remains underway, meanwhile, four culverts have been constructed. Construction of the project's various loops and ramps is additionally progressing. Bulldozers Start Clearing Islamabad Expressway. CDA Orders Faster Work And Quality Checks.

Ashraf expressed satisfaction with the progress and directed relevant authorities to remove obstacles that could delay completion. He additionally instructed project teams to maintain construction quality, accelerate work and ensure transparency throughout the process.

Meanwhile, the CDA chairman remarked the completed project would improve access to Islamabad for commuters traveling from within and outside the federal capital, particularly those arriving from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

While providing better access to Islamabad International Airport, it is additionally anticipated to improve connectivity for travelers from Abbottabad, Mansehra and other cities. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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