Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) would construct an overhead bridge in Sector G-11/3. An official of CDA told APP here on Monday that CDA is committed to resolve the problems of the people and provide safe passage and crossing points to the pedestrians. He said that the construction of car parking area in Sector G-7 and repairing of footpaths in G-8 will also take place soon.
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman Tariq Mehmood Khan on Monday directed the departments concerned to rehabilitate all parks and roads and initiate work on various projects of landscaping and tree plantation in Islamabad. He issued these directives while chairing a meeting on environment held at the CDA headquarters. CDA Member Environment Mazhar Hussain, Director General Dr Sheikh Suleman and the directors of parks, zoo and wildlife management,environment (East and West) and the Public Relations senior director were also present on the occasion. Khan directed the Parks Directorate to make all-out efforts to ensure cleanliness and maintenance of all the city parks. “Faulty Marry-go-rounds, slides and other related accessories installed at the parks to provide entertainment facilities to children should be replaced with the new ones,” he said. The chairman directed the directorate to submit him report on conditions of the parks on a daily basis. He said recently upgraded Bara Dari at F-9 Fatima Jinnah Park was pulling a good number of visitors.
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman Tariq Mehmood Khan on Tuesday said Blue Area traders’ problems would be solved on immediate basis. According to a press statement, Mehmood Khan said Blue Area was commercial heartland of the capital and the CDA had formed a task force to solve traders’ problems. He was speaking to a delegation of traders, led by Blue area Traders Welfare Association President Malik Sohail Hussain. He said representatives of traders were part of the task force so that real problems were located properly.
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) is making utmost efforts to launch Ghazi Barotha Water Supply Project (GBWSP), as the city is currently facing shortage of 29 million gallons water per day (MGD), said CDA Chairman Tariq Mehmood Khan on Thursday. Khan was addressing launching ceremony of water tanker service for model villages of Islamabad. People from different walks of life including civil society representatives, schoolchildren and government functionaries attended the function. Ghazi Barotha Project:
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