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CDA sets Rs600m to Rs800m revenue target thru advertisements, launches drive against illegal billboards

byCustoms Today Report
28/03/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) has set Rs600 million to Rs800 million revenue target through advertisements and launched a drive to remove illegal installed billboards, canopies and other advertisement material from the federal capital.

The CDA has constituted teams of the Directorate of Municipal Administration (DMA), which has initially removed 38 billboards and pylons from different areas of Islamabad.

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Recently, in various operations the DMA team has removed seven illegal rooftop billboards from F-10 Markaz and F-11. Similarly, 21 billboards of different sizes were also removed from the Kuri Road.

During another operation, of DMA completely cleared the area of Behka Syedaan and removed four billboards installed illegally in the area. In addition to removal of bill boards, seven pylons installed illegally in Sector E-11 were also removed.

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