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Delay in construction of I-11 bus stand irks transporters, citizens

byCustoms Today Report
13/07/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The public transporters and citizens are facing trouble as the construction of new bus stand in I-11/4 is still not started.

According to plan, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) had approved construction of bus stands in I-11/4 in 2011, and existing bus terminals at Faizabad, G-9 Markaz and Pirwadhai were to be relocated to the new facility in I-11/4. About 164 kanals land were allocated for the project but work on the project has not yet started.

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Islamabad Transporters and Passengers Welfare Association President told the state-owned news agency, the CDA board approved a plan for bus stand in I-11/4 in 2003. The transporters had to bear the expenditure of construction while the Directorate of Municipal Administration was responsible for ensuring basic facilities, including drainage system, water supply and security.

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