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U/C Emporium Mall, Lahore

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E-35 Hassanabdal-Mansehra Expressway (Ground Breaking on November 29 by PM)

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cb4 inko pata hota ni hai kuch b under construction cheez ko dekh k hi kehna shuru hojate hain achi ni hahahah:rofl::rofl::rofl:

an Indian guys comment on Metro Bus under construction pillars are those pillars loo hideous u should paint those :rofl::rofl::omghaha::omghaha:
 
LAHORE: A leading Chinese firm has expressed interest to invest in the Waste-to-Energy project of the Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) by installing a plant at Lakhodair.

“The China Aviation Planning and Construction Development is willing to invest in the project which includes acquisition of land and installation and operations of plant at Lakhodair,” said Executive President Fang Jiyong during a meeting with LWMC Managing Director Khalid Majeed on Tuesday.

Mr Jiyong said his firm would be provided 2,000 to 2,500 tons of waste daily by the LWMC for production of energy through incineration technology. The amount of production of energy would depend on the characteristics of waste.
 
LAHORE: The Traffic Engineering and Traffic Planning Agency (TEPA) is set to commence work on a 4.5 kilometre road connecting Multan Road and the Khayaban-i-Jinnah in December, The Express Tribune has learnt.

The agency had awarded the Rs1.197 billion-contract for the project to ZKB in October. Three companies had submitted tenders for the project. ZKB has been given six months to complete the project.

The company was given one month to design the project. Construction work on the road will begin in December. The Planning Commission-I (PC-1) document of the project had been approved in a Public Works Department (PWD) meeting in February. The project comes with a total cost of Rs 2.616 billion.

The state-of-the-art road would address traffic congestion on Multan Road and Raiwind Road, passing through five housing colonies.

The project includes an 800-metre bridge over the canal and the Mohlanwal Road.

The construction of the road would reduce the distance between Multan Road and Khayaban-i-Jinnah by 4.5 kilometres. The road will start from the Shahpur Interchange of the Motorway.

Deputy Director Muhammad Asad said 50 houses had to be demolished before the start of construction work on the project.

He said nearly 90 per cent of these houses had been demolished.

Asad said the road connecting the Punjab University to the E&T Colony will become a part of the project and no additional land will be purchased from the university.

Small tracts of land are being purchased from Wapda Town Phase II to widen the existing road by ten feet on each side.
 

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