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CDA allots 112 alternative plots to affectees of sector I-14

byMonitoring Report
12/12/2014
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) has allotted 112 alternative plots to affectees of sector I-14 in sector I-12 through balloting in federal capital.

36 plots of 138 square yards, 6 plots of 116 square yards, 45 plots of 200 square yards and 25 plots of 233 square yards have been allotted.

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Computerized balloting was held under CDA in Pak-China Friendship center. A committee constituted under CDA deputy director Nadim Ahmad Abroo supervised the balloting process.

These plots have been allotted to those allottees whose plots were cancelled or double allottement was made due to fresh designing.

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