Karachi: Development initiatives valued at Rs301.433 million have been launched in Chanesar Town, Karachi, aimed at enhancing road infrastructure and resolving drainage issues. Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab emphasized the projects’ importance at a foundation-laying ceremony, highlighting improvements along the 100-foot-wide road from Mahmoodabad Police Station to Chandni Chowk.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the projects include road and drain improvements on Maryam Mosque Road, Jinnah Road, and upgrades on Waldorf Road. Additionally, Chanesar Road will see rehabilitation efforts from Shahrah-e-Faisal to Ambala Bakery, involving extensive asphalt and paver block work, and the installation of kerb stone edge blocks.

Mayor Wahab outlined plans for 1,150 running feet of RCC sewerage pipes to enhance the drainage system, addressing rainwater and wastewater disposal. He reiterated the local government’s commitment to delivering improved civic facilities across Karachi’s towns, with the Pakistan Peoples Party prioritizing public service and infrastructure development.

The Mayor also addressed ongoing projects in other areas, such as a water supply pipeline in Lyari and an RO plant in Machhar Colony. He mentioned the nearing completion of the Chakor Nallah Expressway and efforts to resolve issues in Gulistan-e-Johar, Pehlwan Goth, and Scheme 33.

In response to media queries, Mayor Wahab acknowledged criticism but affirmed the administration’s focus on delivering practical solutions to civic issues. He highlighted the broader vision of Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari for a “political reset” and called for collective efforts in addressing national challenges, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement in shaping the country’s future.