Lahore: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) has carried out a survey for the improvement and rehabilitation of roads in the city, a news source reported. The survey specifically considers the roads in Samanabad and Allama Iqbal Town.
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The Additional Director General (ADG) Urban Planning Rana Tika Khan paid a visit to these areas. He verified the locations and estimates of the schemes. He visited the areas acting upon the instructions provided by LDA Director General Amna Imran Khan.
The ADG highlighted the need of prioritising developmental schemes in the context of local requirements. He said that the government should carry out developmental projects in the city for the sole purpose of facilitating the maximum number of people. He added that this is even more important, given that there are only limited resources available for this purpose.
Meanwhile, the LDA planning & development director informed the ADG that widening the Jorey Pul Chowk near Umer Block Allama Iqbal Town will cost PKR 46 million. He added that this project will improve the traffic flow in the area.
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The director also revealed that rehabilitation and improvement of the main boulevard Samanabad, spanning from Multan Road to Naya Mazang roundabout will take PKR 10 million. He added that LDA has currently assigned a sum of PKR 200 million for the maintenance of internal roads in different housing schemes.