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Rs906.9m to be spent on 60 development projects

byCT Report
14/12/2015
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FAISALABAD: The City administration has announced to spend Rs906.9 million on 60 development projects.

Divisional Commissioner Captain (R) Naseem Nawaz Sunday said this while chairing a meeting. He said these projects would be kicked off very soon for the improvement, rehabilitation and beautification of the city under third phase of Punjab Cities Governance Improvement Project.

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He said that 44 development schemes under this program had already been completed in Faisalabad in two phases. He directed the departments concerned to keep close liaison for the repair, maintenance and rehabilitation of roads.

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