Key Takeaways
- Multan Commissioner Amir Kareem Khan has directed contractors to speed up the construction of the Multan-Lodhran Road.
- The project, costing Rs. 4.5 billion, is set to be completed by January 2027.
- Khan emphasized the importance of quality materials and adherence to construction standards.
Multan Commissioner Amir Kareem Khan has intensified efforts to ensure the timely completion of the Rs. 4.5 billion Multan-Lodhran Road project, which is scheduled to be finished by January 2027.
During his recent visit to the construction site, Khan reviewed the progress and quality of the work, emphasizing the need for adherence to prescribed construction standards and the use of quality materials.
The 62-kilometer road project, which carries a significant cost, has been under construction and is expected to enhance connectivity between Multan and Lodhran.
Khan directed officials to prepare the road base according to ground levels while maintaining the existing road level, ensuring a smooth and safe driving experience.
He also ordered immediate marking of the central median and directed authorities to continue tree plantation along the road, aiming to improve the overall aesthetic and environmental conditions.
To address safety concerns, the commissioner directed regular inspections and the construction of drains for proper rainwater disposal, as well as the installation of median barriers and curb stones.
Officials identified several plantation sites along the 62-kilometer stretch, highlighting the importance of greenery and environmental sustainability in the project.
The project is part of Punjab’s broader infrastructure development plans, aimed at improving transportation networks and economic growth in the region.
