Lahore: The Punjab government has announced its plans to build 20,000 apartments under the Naya Pakistan Housing Programme (NPHP), a news source reported on January 30. The project is meant to tackle the issue of availability of land since the city has expanded significantly.
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According to details, as per the vision of Prime Minister Imran Khan, the apartments are part of the government’s drive to develop high-rises in Lahore. Initially, a feasibility report has been prepared for 20,000 apartments. Directorate General of Katchi Abadis & Urban Improvement and LDA’s Katachi Abadi Directorate have been issued instructions on the matter.
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These apartment buildings will be constructed in the slums located in Gulberg, Bhabra, Harbanspura, Township, and Garden Town. The apartments will be constructed on a public-private partnership basis. The residents of the slums will be allotted these apartments.