A Project-Concept-I (PC-I) for development of five parks along with jogging and cycling tracks in Sector D-12 has been prepared as part of the campaign to develop, restore and beautify public parks in the capital city. According to a statement issued by the Environment Directorate of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), the work on the parks and jogging and cycling tracks would be initiated soon in coordination with other relevant departments. Being one of the oldest areas of the federal capital, Sector D-12 lies adjacent to Margalla Hills, far away from the city's hustle and bustle. The construction of jogging and cycle tracks will provide the residents with an opportunity to enjoy some refreshing moments right at the foot of the hills. The locals informed that Sector D-12 is among the sectors where large numbers of people are carrying out construction on their plots. Read More: Experts highlight need to prioritise health spending So due to increasing construction activities, the roads are in dilapidated condition and need repair work. The civic authority has also made arrangements to remove encroachment and make the required land available for these projects. The newly constructed boundary wall to prevent encroachment would be demolished to secure the right of way. The left over carriageway would be constructed after seeking clearance from the Enforcement Directorate. A fence would be constructed in Sector D-12 at 300-foot distance from the plotline after removal of encroachment. The construction and beautification of footpaths is also currently under way by the environment directorate. Published in The Express Tribune, January 27th, 2021.
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