CDA Puts Islamabad Ring Road Project on Hold
The most-anticipated Islamabad Ring Road Project is put on hold by Capital Development Authority (CDA) once again. According to sources, the project will resume in the next financial year.
Ring Road was the most-popular project in the twin cities, which aimed to ease the inter-city traffic flow and benefit different areas, especially housing societies like RUDN Enclave, Blue World City, Capital Smart City, and Mivida City. Part of the project falling in Rawalpindi was called Rawalpindi Ring Road, whereas the part falling in capital territory was named Islamabad Ring Road. This road project was destined to connect Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
The spokesperson of the civic agency stated that the funds for the Islamabad Ring Road project were not allocated after the summary was sent to the Federal Government. Moreover, the Federal Government is likely to provide these funds in the next financial year.
This was the mega project of the last government. It was to be started from the Sangjani Interchange. The estimated cost of the project was 70 Billion. Ring Road was meant to pass through different areas of Rawalpindi and Islamabad and improve connectivity. All of the expenses were to be paid by the Federal Government.
Islamabad Ring Road was meant to connect the areas including F-Sectors, Margalla Hills, Bhara Kahu, and Kallar Syedan. The Islamabad Ring Road is also known as the Islamabad Intercity Road. The main reason told b the spokesperson is the inability of the Federal Government to allocate the required funds.
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