The Federal Government has given the green light to the electrification project for Mubarak Village, an ancient coastal settlement in Karachi. The project has been approved with the funds of Federal Health Minister Abdul Qadir Patel, who stated that it will be completed at a cost of 11 crores.

Authorities have already conducted a survey of Mubarak Village in preparation for the project. This electrification initiative is expected to significantly improve the living conditions of the residents in the area.

Moreover, in addition to the electrification project, plans are underway for the construction of a dam in Mubarak Village. This dam will play a crucial role in addressing the water shortage in the locality, providing much-needed relief to the residents.

Furthermore, the development project also includes the construction of a double road connecting Hawke’s Bay to Mubarak Village. This new road will not only facilitate transportation but also enhance connectivity to the coastal settlement.

The approval of this project is a significant step towards the development and betterment of Mubarak Village, ensuring access to essential services and infrastructure for its inhabitants.