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Nawaz Sharif Inspects Development Projects in Lahore

PML-N President Nawaz Sharif reviews progress of development projects and undergoes dental check-up in Gulberg.

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Nawaz Sharif inspecting development projects in Lahore.

Key Takeaways

  • Nawaz Sharif visited ongoing development projects in Lahore.
  • He reviewed progress at various locations including Mall Road and Urdu Bazaar.
  • Nawaz also underwent a dental check-up in Gulberg.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Nawaz Sharif recently inspected development projects in Lahore, reviewing the progress of various ongoing works.

During his visit, Nawaz Sharif was briefed on the Lahore Development Program and inspected projects along Mall Road, Urdu Bazaar, Nasir Bagh, Lohari Gate, and the Circular Road.

Specifically, he was informed about the beautification and renovation of the Lohari Gate roundabout and the ongoing restructuring of Urdu Bazaar.

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Additionally, Nawaz was briefed on the construction of parking plazas at Neela Gumbad and Circular Road, highlighting the government's commitment to improving infrastructure.

The president's visit aimed to ensure that development projects are progressing as planned and to address any issues that may arise.

Following his inspection, Nawaz Sharif returned to his residence on 90 Shahrah.

Later, he visited a dental consultant in Gulberg, where he underwent a dental examination by Dr Waqid Hamid.

The visit lasted approximately an hour, during which Nawaz remained at the clinic for his check-up before leaving.