Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has ramped up its enforcement efforts against illegal constructions and encroachments in Islamabad, aiming to uphold urban planning standards and prevent financial losses to the national exchequer.
On the directives of CDA Chairman and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the Building Control Section (BCS) launched a large-scale operation in F-10 Markaz. The crackdown targeted 29 illegal workshops that had occupied public land, causing severe traffic congestion and obstructing designated parking spaces.
In addition, the BCS took action against unauthorized rooftop constructions in F-7 Markaz, dismantling illegal structures while halting further unapproved development.
The CDA has reaffirmed its commitment to enforcing building regulations and has urged property owners and businesses to adhere to approved guidelines. The authority emphasized that compliance with urban planning laws is essential for sustainable development and ensuring a smooth urban experience for residents and visitors in Islamabad.
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