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Command And Control Center Ghalib Market Police Station Lahore

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Inaugurated state of the art newly renovated 35 bed emergency ward, with ventilator facility, at DHQ Narowal.

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Punjab Chief Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurated Hospital at Bedian Road on the eve of Quaid-e-Azam Day. He also reviewed modern treatment facilities provided at the hospital and visited the whole building of the hospital.

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A walk to remember: The miracle revamp of Karachi's old customs house walkway
KARACHI: A group of Karachiites recently took it upon themselves to preserve the important historical and cultural heritage building in the busy downtown of the metropolis with an aim to re claim public spaces.

The movement, named Eduljee Dinshaw Road project, aimed to restore the grandeur of the Karachi Port Trust and Imperial Customs House buildings and give a facelift to the area spanning over half a kilometre. The derelict street beside KPT building was also restored as part of the project.

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The street before restoration.

The campaign is the result of a successful public-private partnership, intended to restore, beautify and reclaim public places.

Initiator of the project Tariq Huda is a collector at customs who later persuaded architect Shahid Abdulla and designer Danish Zuby to join his cause.

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The walkway during the restoration and beautification work.

Project Director Syed Haider Raza said work on this project was initiated a year ago. “It took us around 5-6 months to design this restoration and beautification work,” he said. And just like that, over a hundred thousand square feet of area was restored.

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View of the area after the completion of Eduljee Dinshaw Road project.

The brains behind the campaign say it’s the first step to highlight the economic and cultural importance of Karachi in the national context, a labour of love in a city which has otherwise fallen prey to a cycle of violence and neglect.

This project not only redid two masterpieces (buildings) but also enabled the residents of the area to spend their leisure time strolling in a street that was earlier impossible to cut across.

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View of the area after the completion of Eduljee Dinshaw Road project.
But the success of the restoration and beatification has left them ecstatic; many share their amazement at the quality of the work, which they claim is of international standard.
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Punjab Rural Roads Project

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Asia's largest Children Hospital in Faislabad

The OPD of world's second largest and Asia's first largest Children Hospital in Faislabad is now fully operational. The entire hospital will be inaugurated on June 30, 2016. 85% work of emergency ward has been completed by now. Work orders for buying advanced machinery and equipment are under progress.

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Khadim-e-Punjab Roads Programme (KPRP) District Gujranwala Length=73.800KM Project Completed Pictures

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Can you provide some details. What will be the total length of road network that will be updated under the program. This will have a huge social and economic impact.

Also what is the expected date of complitiin of the program and if possible district wise breakdown.
 
Can you provide some details. What will be the total length of road network that will be updated under the program. This will have a huge social and economic impact.

It'll be done in phases

Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that Khadim-e-Punjab Rural Roads Programme is of vital importance for promotion of rural economy and there is a need for collective efforts to make this historic programme successful.

He said a target had been fixed to complete construction and rehabilitation work of all rural roads of the province until 2017-18 under this programme. He said the benefits of investment of billions of rupees in rural areas should reach rural people at any cost.

He expressed these views while addressing a meeting in Civil Secretariat through a video link, here Friday. The meeting reviewed the progress of “Khadim-e-Punjab Rural Roads Programme” and it was decided that in the next phase of this programme, rural roads would be widened up to 16 feet.

Addressing the meeting, the chief minister said the historic programme of construction and rehabilitation of rural roads would change the lifestyle of rural people. He directed that a comprehensive roadmap should be presented regarding widening of roads. He issued instructions for evolving a mechanism for checking overloading and said that an effective system regarding road management should be evolved for this purpose.

Members Provincial Assembly said that rural people were very happy with Khadim-e-Punjab Rural Roads Programme and this programme had won the hearts of rural people. They said this programme would play an important role in changing the living style of rural people. Secretary Communication & Works gave a briefing regarding progress on Khadim-e-Punjab Rural Roads Programme. -


Underway/ Under Construction roads

Widening / Improvement of Road from Ouderwal to Nila Road length 43.00 km District Chakwal (Revised)
Cost: PKR 674.336 million | Status: Approved

Rehabilitation/Widening of 10’-12’ Rural Road under “Khadim-e-Punjab Roads Programme (KPRP)”(Umbrella PC-I)
Cost: PKR 6856.430 million | Status: Approved

Khadim-e-Punjab Roads Program (KPRP) (Rehabilitation & Widening of (Rural) Roads in Punjab Highways Department, North Zone) (Umbrella PC-I).
Cost: PKR 2233.342 million | Status: Approved

Widening / Improvement of road from Hasilpur to Bahawalnagar km No. 0.00 to 80.00 length:80.00 km (2nd Revised)
Cost: PKR 224.912 million | Status: Approved

Widening / Improvement of road from Rajanpur to Haji Pur length=28.02 km, District Rajanpur.
Cost: PKR 224.912 million | Status: Approved



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SINGH/HAFIZABAD/CHINIOT
A total of Rs583.47 million will be spent on the construction of six rural areas roads under the Punjab Chief Minister Rural Roads Program which was inaugurated in the district here on Sunday.
Bahawalnagar DCO Haider Iqbal inaugurated the programme held at Fordwah Bridge’s turn. On the occasion, the DCO said that Rs15 billion would be spent on the construction of 2,000 Km long roads across the province under the programme. He informed that construction of 6 roads would be completed in the current year with estimated cost of Rs560 million in Bahawalnagar.
Giving details about the roads to be constructed in the district, he said that a 18-km-long carpeted road from Fordwah Canal Bridge to Bonga Machi via Rojhanwali, from Sikandar Bridge and Jhulan Arain will be completed with the estimated cost Rs112 million.
Similarly Rs94.6million will be spent on the construction and widening of 15-km-long road from Donga Bonga to Hazoor Singh via Roda Singh. On the occasion, a large number of people including public representatives and government departments officers were also present on the occasion.
In Toba Tek Singh, the Punjab CM Rural Roads Programme was inaugurated here on Sunday. MPA Mian Rafiq and MPA Amjad Javed kicked off the programme in Chak 347/GB. The road will connect Chak 288/GB with Rajana and will be competed at a cost Rs75 million. On the occasion, SDO (Highways) Tahir Hussain briefed that the carpeted road would be 12-ft wide and 14 more roads would be built in different areas of district at a cost of Rs382 million. Assistant District Collector (ADC) Zeeshan Shabbir Rana, EDO Finance Rai Wajid Ali and DO Planning Muhammad Shahid were also present on the occasion.
In Chiniot, DCO Shaukat Khitchi along with MNA Qaisar A Sheikh and MPA Maulana Rehmatullah jointly inaugurated the construction work on Aminpur to Jani Shah Village on Sunday which will be completed under Punjab Rural Roads Program Phase I.
Addressing to ceremony, the DCO said that the 19-km-road would be repaired, widened and carpeted with a cost of Rs100 million while another 14-km-long road leading from Kaloka to Barana would also be constructed under the program.
The Punjab Highways department will complete both projects within five months. MNA Qaisar A Sheikh said that not only 500,000 people would be benefited from these roads but also people of the adjoining areas would get quick access to the city.
In Hafizabad, while inaugurating Khadim-e-Punjab Rural Roads Programme, Secretary Cooperatives Babar Hayat Tarar and former Federal Parliamentary Secretary Mian Afzal Hussain Tarar said that the Rural Roads Programme was aimed at providing better communication facilities to rural folk in the province.
They jointly laid foundation stone of 12-km-long Hafizabad-Nanoaana Road which would be started from Hafizabad-Sheikhupura Road from near Bhoon village at a cost of Rs79 million. They said that the road would be carpeted and would facilitate villagers to bring their food products to the nearest market beside education and health facilities at their doorstep. Beside, 16.70 km road from Rasulpur Tarar to Raja Tarar would also be carpeted during the current year at a cost of Rs117 million.
Prominent among those who attend the function included MPAs - Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan and Asadullah Arrain, Assistant Commissioner Pindi Bhattian Saroosh Fatima and other government officers.
 
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