Islamabad: The top brass of Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) visited the construction site of the low-cost housing project underway in Alipur Farash, news sources reported.
CDA Chairman Amer Ali Ahmed and FWO Director General Engineer Kamal Azfar paid a visit to the site to examine the progress and quality of the work. The said low-cost housing project is a joint venture between the Naya Pakistan Housing & Development Authority (NPHDA) and CDA, which aims to build 2,400 apartments in the federal capital city. According to the plan, 400 of these units would be allocated to Katchi Abadi inhabitants, while the remaining would be offered to the general public.
As per the briefing, building work is now being carried out with 1,000 personnel, with the number expected to grow to 3,000 to 4,000 in the following months to enhance the project’s pace and completion of the project in stipulated time. Furthermore, the following updates were shared from the site:
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