The Sindh Cabinet has approved more than Rs19.1 billion for the immediate execution of six major road infrastructure projects aimed at improving traffic flow and road safety across Karachi.
According to officials, the approved schemes include the construction of the Star Gate flyover, the Malir Halt underpass, and the Sohrab Goth flyover.
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The plan also covers the reconstruction and rehabilitation of key road arteries linking the M-9 motorway to Malir, as well as Main Korangi Road to Khayaban-e-Saadi, which are among the city’s busiest transport corridors.
Chief Minister Murad Shah said the projects are a critical part of the government’s efforts to address long-standing traffic congestion and infrastructure challenges in Karachi.
“These projects are essential for easing congestion, improving road safety, and supporting Karachi’s economic activity,” he said.
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The chief minister directed the Local Government Department to begin work on all approved projects without delay, stressing the need for timely completion to provide relief to commuters and businesses.
Officials believe the new road network upgrades will help reduce travel time, improve connectivity between key areas of the city, and support commercial activity by ensuring smoother movement of goods and people.
