NHA directed to expedite work
Islamabad : Federal Minister for Communications, Abdul Aleem Khan Sunday expressed dissatisfaction over the delays in the upgradation and beautification works of the Islamabad-Murree Expressway.
He directed the officials of National Highway Authority (NHA) to expedite the completion of the ongoing development works, emphasizing that green belts should be fully developed, more trees be planted, and aesthetically pleasing landscaping must be ensured along the Murree Expressway. Highlighting that work has been started five months before, the federal minister stressed that it must now be brought to completion as early as possible. A final deadline has been issued to NHA officials, and no further extension will be granted in this regard, during a detailed inspection visit, the Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan reviewed the progress at various points along the Islamabad-Murree Expressway.
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