Punjab unveils ‘walled city’ revamp projects
LAHORE: In a bid to overhaul the historic Walled City, Punjab Housing and Urban Development Minister Bilal Yasin has revealed that projects targeting encroachment removal, subterranean wiring, park restorations, and new parking plazas are underway to modernise public facilities and alleviate chronic traffic pressure. During an open court session held in his constituency on Thursday, he shared his…
LAHORE: Punjab Housing and Urban Development Minister Bilal Yasin unveiled ambitious projects to revitalize the historic Walled City of Lahore, addressing encroachment, subterranean wiring, park restoration, and new parking plazas. During an open court session with constituents on Thursday, Yasin listened to resident complaints and pledged expedited loans for low-income families.
The minister highlighted the projects aimed at improving public facilities, enhancing the city's beauty, and alleviating traffic congestion. Yasin emphasized that restoring parks and updating building facades would significantly improve citizens' quality of life, while parking plazas slated for completion next year would reduce traffic pressure.
The minister directed officials to resolve public concerns swiftly and provide necessary support. Amid the political climate, Yasin stressed the importance of maintaining stability and continuity, and shared that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will soon address inflation concerns and provide relief.
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