Sindh Chief Secretary Asif Haider Shah reviewed progress on the Inclusive City project during a visit to the site along Shahrah-e-Bhutto, where 75 acres have been set aside for the scheme, according to the Sindh government.
Master plan approved, officials say
Shah said Inclusive City is a modern rehabilitation project aimed at empowering people with disabilities. He added that the facility is being developed as a community model with all necessary amenities for special persons.
The Sindh government has already approved the master plan for the project, according to the source.
Waste removal, boundary wall and tenders
During the visit, Shah directed officials to remove encroachments around the site and ensure construction of the boundary wall. He also asked for faster removal of garbage from the project area.
MD Solid Waste Fawad Ghaffar said 18,000 tones of garbage have already been removed from the Inclusive City site.
Secretary DEPD Taha Ahmed Farooqui said tenders for roads, sewerage and street lights in Inclusive City will be issued in November. He added that the relevant departments are in contact regarding the provision of electricity and other basic facilities.
Commissioner Karachi, the secretary of DEPD and other concerned officials also attended the visit.
