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NHA spent over Rs 30.544b on maintenance of highways, motorways in 3 yrs

byCT Report
27/08/2016
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ISLAMABAD: National Highway Authority (NHA) spent Rs 30,544.657 million (over Rs 30.544 billion) on maintenance of national highways and motorways across the country, during the last three years.

According to an official source, the authority has spent Rs 11,201.044 million on roads in Punjab, Rs 5,913.949 million in Sindh, Rs 4,552.462 million in Balochistan, Rs 6,279.033 million in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Rs 17 million in Gilgit-Baltistan. He said the total amount included Rs 2,581.169 million on maintenance of motorways. He said on the construction of highways and motorways, a total of Rs 170,756.855 million was spent throughout the country.

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