Karachi: Karachi Mayor’s spokesperson and Pakistan Peoples Party parliamentary leader in the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, Karamullah Waqasi, stated that commitments made to Karachi residents are moving towards fulfillment. Infrastructure rehabilitation and public transport initiatives are expected to enhance everyday life in the city.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, several infrastructure projects have been launched in the Korangi Industrial Area with the support of the Sindh government and Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab. A grant of Rs2 billion has been allocated for these projects, with foundation stones laid by Mayor Wahab. These initiatives aim to rehabilitate infrastructure and advance development in the industrial area.

Waqasi highlighted the importance of cooperation between the Sindh government and city administration in advancing development projects and improving essential facilities in Karachi. He further mentioned that the rehabilitation work on 19-D Road is nearing completion, with preparations underway for a memorable inauguration ceremony.

He emphasized the significance of the Natha Khan Chakur Nala Road as a key development for easier and safer travel for millions of citizens. Waqasi also addressed the replacement of natural gas pipelines in Gizri Machhi Para, underscoring the need to monitor ongoing work to improve basic facilities.

On the topic of public transport, Waqasi noted the Sindh government’s accelerated efforts to modernize the province’s transport system. A new batch of buses for Karachi is expected to arrive by November 2026, with improvements in transport services and bus rapid transit corridors among the government’s priorities.

He concluded by stressing the importance of continued progress on infrastructure and transport projects to enhance urban services and make daily travel easier for citizens.