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Residents seeks relocation of fruit, veg market to outskirt of Karak

byMonitoring Report
26/11/2014
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KARAK: Residents have vehemently demanded the authorities to relocate the fruit and vegetable market to the outskirts of the city and widen the Old Bazaar Road to minimize their hardships.

The demand was made at a meeting held here. After the meeting, social and political activists including Iqbal Khan, Mohammad Altaf and Haq Nawaz, told reporters that the road leading through the fruit and vegetable market to the old bazaar was narrow to sustain the pressure of the goods vehicles and rush of people.

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They demanded that the old bazaar road should be widened and the fruit and vegetable market be shifted out of the city to an open place to give relief to the local people.

 

 

 

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