CDA demolishes five dozen buildings along Kashmir Highway
By Muhammad Anis
September 11, 2018
Islamabad: During three-day operation, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) with assistance of Islamabad administration and police demolished around five dozen buildings on right of way of the Kashmir Highway. On third and last day of the operation, the enforcement teams used heavy machinery to raze multi-storey markets having shops and residential rooms and other structure. The demolished buildings also include marquees and workshops in Sector G-12 facing Kashmir Highway.
On Saturday, the crackdown was launched on right of way of Kashmir Highway in Sector H-13. An official of CDA said all structures built inside Sector G-12 are illegal but so far there is no plan to extend operation as it required a strategy on larger scale.
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