The Kashmir Chowk Underpass project in Islamabad has reached 78% completion within just 20 days. The development has brought the project closer to its scheduled opening. Authorities are working to complete the remaining construction within the planned 30-day deadline.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has directed officials to accelerate the remaining work. He issued the instructions during a visit to the construction site. The minister reviewed the progress and received a detailed briefing from concerned officials.
According to the briefing, several construction activities are progressing rapidly. These include road development, asphalt work, horticulture, and decorative lighting. Workers are also installing light poles and other electrical equipment around the project.
Officials assured Mohsin Naqvi that the underpass would be completed within the announced timeframe. The minister instructed authorities to maintain construction quality while speeding up the remaining work. He also stressed improving the surrounding area’s overall appearance.
Naqvi directed officials to focus on landscaping and proper lighting. He said the project should have an improved appearance after completion. Better greenery and decorative arrangements are also expected to enhance the surrounding environment.
The interior minister also announced plans to plant 6,000 trees around the project. The plantation drive aims to increase greenery and improve the area’s appearance. These trees are expected to make the surroundings more attractive for residents and visitors.
The Kashmir Chowk Underpass is expected to provide significant relief to commuters. According to the minister, the project will make travel easier for people heading towards Murree and Muzaffarabad. It will also improve connectivity between Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
The underpass is expected to benefit daily commuters using this important route. Improved traffic movement could help reduce travel difficulties during busy hours. The project is part of broader efforts to improve road infrastructure in the federal capital.
Meanwhile, Mohsin Naqvi said authorities were also working on measures to address traffic congestion. These efforts include improvements along the Islamabad Expressway. The government aims to provide smoother traffic movement through infrastructure development and better road management.
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With 78% of construction completed, the Kashmir Chowk project is approaching its final stage. Officials are expected to complete the remaining work within the announced deadline. The upcoming opening is expected to improve connectivity and facilitate daily travel.
