ISLAMABAD:
Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, conducted a late-night inspection of the Shaheen Chowk Underpass to review the pace, quality and overall progress of construction work as the project enters its final stage ahead of schedule.
During the visit, the CDA chairman inspected different sections of the underpass and was briefed by officials on the status of the project. He was informed that more than 95 percent of the development work has been completed, with all major structural components finalized and finishing work progressing rapidly.
Officials also apprised him that landscaping and horticulture work is currently underway to enhance the project’s visual appeal. Additionally, permanent and aesthetically pleasing lighting is being installed to further beautify the area and improve visibility.
Expressing satisfaction over the pace and quality of construction, Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa said that strict quality standards have been maintained alongside swift execution of work. He directed the concerned departments to further accelerate the remaining beautification activities and ensure their completion before the project’s formal inauguration.
He said the Shaheen Chowk Underpass will provide a signal-free traffic corridor, offering significant relief to daily commuters and students of nearby educational institutions. The project, he added, will help save both time and fuel for citizens.
The CDA chairman noted that the underpass will play a key role in easing traffic congestion in the federal capital and improving overall travel convenience. He reaffirmed that upgrading infrastructure and providing modern, efficient transport facilities for the residents of Islamabad remain among the CDA’s top priorities.
