KARACHI: Development efforts on the Natha Khan Chakoor Nallah Road will proceed without disruption, according to Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab. During a recent visit to the site, Wahab emphasized that the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) and the Pakistan Peoples Party remain dedicated to advancing Karachi’s infrastructure and addressing the concerns of its residents.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the mayor reiterated that the city’s resources are entrusted for public welfare and will be used transparently to provide essential facilities. He warned against any interference with officials and employees involved in the city’s development, stating that legal actions would be taken against those who disrupt official duties.

Mayor Wahab’s visit also included a briefing on an incident involving a KMC officer, which he described as regrettable. Legal proceedings are underway in connection with the event, and an FIR has been filed. He stressed that harassment or obstruction of public servants will not be tolerated, and accountability under the law will be enforced.

The mayor highlighted various ongoing projects, including the Chakoor Nallah Expressway and other infrastructure initiatives, aimed at alleviating traffic congestion and improving connectivity in Karachi. He announced the construction of an additional entry point and road connecting Natha Khan Chakoor Nallah Road to Habib University, designed to enhance traffic flow and offer motorists an alternative route.

Mayor Wahab commended the efforts of the KMC team in implementing these projects, underscoring the commitment to improving public facilities despite resource constraints. He affirmed that the administration’s primary role is to provide relief through development initiatives, ensuring that the city’s assets benefit its citizens.