Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab has issued directives to ensure the completion of all ongoing development projects by June 30, 2026. The orders were given during a high-level meeting at the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) headquarters, attended by senior officials and project directors.
Focus on Timely Completion
The mayor emphasized that all projects should be finished within the stipulated timeframe to avoid any cost overruns or delays. He stressed that the development works are crucial for the city's infrastructure and the well-being of its residents. Wahab instructed the officials to submit weekly progress reports and resolve any bottlenecks immediately.
Key Projects Under Review
Among the projects discussed were road rehabilitation, sewerage systems, water supply schemes, and public parks. The mayor specifically highlighted the need for expediting work on major roads and flyovers to ease traffic congestion. He also directed the completion of ongoing water supply projects to address the city's water scarcity issues.
Wahab said, "We are committed to transforming Karachi into a modern and livable city. These projects are not just about infrastructure but about improving the quality of life for every citizen. Any negligence or delay will not be tolerated."
Monitoring and Accountability
The mayor announced a strict monitoring mechanism to track progress. He instructed the formation of a special task force to oversee the implementation and ensure adherence to timelines. Officials who fail to meet deadlines will face disciplinary action.
Additional measures include regular site visits by senior KMC staff and coordination with provincial departments to avoid any hurdles. The mayor also urged the public to cooperate with authorities during construction phases.
The meeting concluded with a commitment from all departments to work tirelessly to meet the June 30 deadline, aiming for a significant improvement in Karachi's urban landscape.
