Construction of Lahore’s 1st Tourism Highway “Wagha Heritage Corridor” in Full Swing
Lahore : Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif noted,”Construction work on Lahore’s first tourism highway “Wagha Heritage Corridor,” running from Quaid-e-Azam Interchange to Wagah Border (Zero Line) is progressing rapidly.” She added,”Rs. 285 million have been spent so far on this 13-kilometer long project.” She highlighted,”To provide best travel facilities to lakhs of citizens, the road is being widened from both sides.”
Madam Chief Minister said,”The two-way tourism highway is 68 feet wide, with 20 feet wide service roads being constructed on both sides.” She added,”In addition to the construction of more than 22 kilometers long RCC drainage system, 10 kilometers of decorative wall, and modern solar street lights are also being installed.” She underscored,”The project, which started in January, is rapidly moving towards completion.”
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif said,”Along with the smooth flow of traffic, completion of the project will also provide world-class travel facilities to domestic and foreign tourists coming to watch parade at Wagah Border .” She noted,”Millions of people use Wagah Heritage Corridor daily.”
Madam Chief Minister said,”Sikh pilgrims from India will see the unique colors of Pakistani culture, tourism and beauty upon arrival.” She added,”During the city journey, they will be able to see beautiful colors decorated with portraits of strong heroes and lights.” She flagged,”Rs 2850 million has been spent on the highway so far.” She hoped,”Construction of the highway and installation of a new sewage system will also solve the long-standing problem of the local people.”
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