M-5 -- Multan - Sukkur Motorway

[ghazi52]

...hope this is not the case, and water culverts and passageways will do.

Hopefully they designed proper drainage.

 

[ghazi52]

Updates 14/03/18.

Section 2 Sindh.

 

[ghazi52]

Section 3. This section is 59km from Ubauro (Sindh) to RYK (Punjab). A part of 30 km will complete before December 2018.

 

[ghazi52]

 

[ghazi52]

Serial report for Section 6 on 28th March 2018. This section is 57 km from Uch Shareef to Jalalpur.

The longest bridge of project crossing Sutlej river is located in this section. Now the girders of bridge have been installed above water area. Quality is perfect.

 

[ghazi52]

Updates 13/4/2018.

Work underway on Package 1 & 7.

32 km from Multan to Shujabad Interchange & 20 km from Sukkur side will open to traffic on 30 june, 2018. Different sections from both sides will be opening at regular intervals after that. CSCEC will be maintaining this motorway free of cost for 3 years after COD (August, 2019).

 

[ghazi52]

 

[alikazmi007]

man, those revetments look sharp!

 

[ghazi52]

Updates 19/4/2018.

Near Jalalpur.

Girder Launching near Zahir pir.

 

[ghazi52]

Updates 25/4/2018.

All earth works have been competed today in section 3 of M5. Base course and asphalt also started accordingly. Section 1,2,3 & Section 5,6,7 will complete gradually by December 2018. Section 4 will complete in 2019.

Slipping - form is being used in M-5 project for New Jersey barriers and curbstones . it can achieve 600-800 meters per day.

 

[ghazi52]

Updates 6/5/2018.

Multan to Shujabad section (32km) will be opened to traffic on 23 May, 2018. Asphalt wearing course underway. Overall 6 sections (~330km) (1-3 & 5-7, Multan to Sadiqabad & Sukkur to near Punjab boundary will be opened to traffic by December, 2018.)

 

[RoadRunner401]

fauji worker corrupt organization

Three bureaucrats walk into a bar

A Chinese bureaucrat, an Pakistani bureaucrat and an African bureaucrat walk into a bar. They’ve known each other for years, having met every year at UN conferences, and they’ve become friends.

But, talking over drinks, they realise that they’ve only ever met at conferences. So the Chinese bureaucrat suggests that after the next one, in Beijing, they come to his house to relax for a few days.

They all agree, and when the next conference ends, they set off. They get a plane at Beijing’s airport, fly to a provincial city and speed off down a pristine six-lane highway to a large house in the suburbs.

"This is a really nice house," the African bureaucrat says. "How did you afford it on your government salary?"

"Well, did you see that new highway we drove on? I just took some money from the project and spent it on the house."

The other bureaucrats nod, obviously impressed. For the next few days the three men have a wonderful time, and agree to meet again after the next summit, this time at the Pakistani bureaucrat’s house.

A year goes by, the conference ends and they set off. They fly from the airport in Islamabad to a little provincial town. Then they jolt down a long, potholed road until they get to a large mansion.

The Chinese bureaucrat, obviously impressed, asks how the Pakistani bureaucrat could have afforded it. The Pakistani bureaucrat replies, "Well, did you see that highway we drove on? I just took some money out of the project and spent it on the house."

A year later they are in Africa, and they all agree to head to the African bureaucrat’s house. They go to the airport, and fly to a smaller airport in the middle of the jungle. From there they board a helicopter and fly over a pristine jungle to a large palace surrounded by military guards. They look out over trees as far as the eye can see.

The Pakistani and Chinese bureaucrats are amazed, and they are both eager to know how he managed to afford such a palace.

"Well, did you see that highway we drove on?" the African bureaucrat asks.

 

[newb3e]

Three bureaucrats walk into a bar

A Chinese bureaucrat, an Pakistani bureaucrat and an African bureaucrat walk into a bar. They’ve known each other for years, having met every year at UN conferences, and they’ve become friends.

But, talking over drinks, they realise that they’ve only ever met at conferences. So the Chinese bureaucrat suggests that after the next one, in Beijing, they come to his house to relax for a few days.

They all agree, and when the next conference ends, they set off. They get a plane at Beijing’s airport, fly to a provincial city and speed off down a pristine six-lane highway to a large house in the suburbs.

"This is a really nice house," the African bureaucrat says. "How did you afford it on your government salary?"

"Well, did you see that new highway we drove on? I just took some money from the project and spent it on the house."

The other bureaucrats nod, obviously impressed. For the next few days the three men have a wonderful time, and agree to meet again after the next summit, this time at the Pakistani bureaucrat’s house.

A year goes by, the conference ends and they set off. They fly from the airport in Islamabad to a little provincial town. Then they jolt down a long, potholed road until they get to a large mansion.

The Chinese bureaucrat, obviously impressed, asks how the Pakistani bureaucrat could have afforded it. The Pakistani bureaucrat replies, "Well, did you see that highway we drove on? I just took some money out of the project and spent it on the house."

A year later they are in Africa, and they all agree to head to the African bureaucrat’s house. They go to the airport, and fly to a smaller airport in the middle of the jungle. From there they board a helicopter and fly over a pristine jungle to a large palace surrounded by military guards. They look out over trees as far as the eye can see.

The Pakistani and Chinese bureaucrats are amazed, and they are both eager to know how he managed to afford such a palace.

"Well, did you see that highway we drove on?" the African bureaucrat asks.

fwo general must have a huge mansion! he took everythijg from the project!

 

[ghazi52]

 

[ghazi52]

Multan to Shujabad Motorway will be open on 23th May 2018
Shorkot to gojra section will be open in May. As well
In September all sections completed 528 Km Multan Islamabad Motorway











Updates 11/5/2018.

Lane Marking started at section 7. 33 km section is opening on 23 May.