| Karachi: Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has issued a directive to expedite the completion of the Red Line BRT project ahead of schedule, as reported on October 15.
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As per details, the Red Line BRT is a key focus for the Sindh government, with construction efforts being pursued around the clock. Minister Memon called for heightened efforts to ensure the public transport project is completed before the established deadline, addressing the pressing need for a reliable and sustainable transport solution to alleviate traffic congestion for millions of Karachi residents.
In a recent meeting with the Transport Department and relevant stakeholders, Minister Memon reviewed the progress of the Red Line BRT project. Attendees included Secretary Transport Asad Zamin, CEO of Trans Karachi Shumaila Mohsin, international consultants, contractors, and other officials. They provided updates on the ongoing work and discussed the current status of development on Lot 1 and Lot 2 of the project.
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Minister Memon stressed the importance of collaboration among all stakeholders to accelerate construction and make full use of available resources. He also highlighted the necessity of engaging with airport authorities to expedite the completion of development work in the airport area, urging that all outstanding issues be resolved within a week to avoid further delays.
This comprehensive approach aims to enhance Karachi’s public transport infrastructure, positioning the Red Line BRT as a vital component in the city’s efforts to improve urban mobility and sustainability. |
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