10-12-2012, 04:23 PM
Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan on Thursday laid the foundation stone of the Teen Hatti flyover having an estimated cost of Rs175 million.
This is the fourth flyover on the proposed signal-free corridor-V whose foundation stone has been laid by the governor. Earlier, construction works were started for Dakhana, Ayesha Manzil, and Water Pump flyovers for signal-free corridor-V.
In this connection, during a four-hour long visit, the governor also inspected development works of over 12 projects in different areas of the city, including Ayesha Manzil, Water Pump flyover, Banaras Chowk flyover and a park at Sakhi Hassan roundabout.
He said that construction work had begun after laying foundation stones of four flyovers of Corridor-V, which would be completed within the next six months.
He said that Teen Hatti flyover had been designed in such a way that it would not affect Lyari Expressway.
He directed the officials concerned that alternate traffic diversion plan should be implemented so that citizens could be facilitated during the course of development works.
Khan also inspected the construction work of flyovers at Water Pump and Ayesha Manzil traffic intersections, where Administrator Karachi Muhammad Hussain Syed gave a detailed briefing about the speed of construction work.
This is the fourth flyover on the proposed signal-free corridor-V whose foundation stone has been laid by the governor. Earlier, construction works were started for Dakhana, Ayesha Manzil, and Water Pump flyovers for signal-free corridor-V.
In this connection, during a four-hour long visit, the governor also inspected development works of over 12 projects in different areas of the city, including Ayesha Manzil, Water Pump flyover, Banaras Chowk flyover and a park at Sakhi Hassan roundabout.
He said that construction work had begun after laying foundation stones of four flyovers of Corridor-V, which would be completed within the next six months.
He said that Teen Hatti flyover had been designed in such a way that it would not affect Lyari Expressway.
He directed the officials concerned that alternate traffic diversion plan should be implemented so that citizens could be facilitated during the course of development works.
Khan also inspected the construction work of flyovers at Water Pump and Ayesha Manzil traffic intersections, where Administrator Karachi Muhammad Hussain Syed gave a detailed briefing about the speed of construction work.