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Jabba Dam Project Faces Setback as Construction Work Is Suspended

Jabba Dam Project Faces Setback as Construction Work Is Suspended

Authorities have temporarily suspended construction work on Jabba Dam following security concerns at the project site.

Officials said work will resume after authorities complete the required security arrangements. The suspension is described as a precautionary and temporary measure.

The Irrigation Department and district administration are working together to strengthen security around the construction site. Officials expect the necessary arrangements to be completed soon.

Security Threat Raises Concerns

According to officials, the construction company had already received a security threat. Authorities responded by taking precautionary steps to protect workers and project assets.

Security concerns increased further after three watchmen linked to the dam allegedly disappeared. The incident raised additional concerns about the safety of people working at the site.

Authorities then decided to suspend construction until the situation improves. No date has yet been announced for the resumption of work.

Officials also moved construction machinery and other equipment away from the project area. The measure was taken to protect valuable equipment from possible threats or damage.

Construction Suspension Is Temporary

The Irrigation Department and district administration said the suspension of Jabba Dam construction is temporary. Work will restart once adequate security arrangements are established.

Authorities are currently focused on improving safety conditions around the project. The aim is to ensure workers can return without facing unnecessary security risks.

The development could affect the project’s construction schedule. However, officials have not provided details about any possible delay in its completion.

Rs. 8 Billion Allocated for Jabba Dam

The provincial government has allocated Rs. 8 billion for the Jabba Dam project. The Irrigation Department considers it an important public welfare initiative for the region.

Once completed, the dam is expected to benefit residents of Jamrud and communities in Peshawar. It is also expected to support flood protection efforts in nearby areas.

Regi and other surrounding localities could particularly benefit from improved protection against flood risks.

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For now, construction will remain suspended while authorities strengthen security measures. Officials say work will resume after conditions at the project site are considered safe.

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