Gujrat direct link with Sambrial-Kharian motorway granted

Gujrat direct link with Sambrial-Kharian motorway granted

Gujrat’s Sambrial-Kharian highway approved. The federal government has approved extending a dedicated link road connecting Gujrat with the Sambrial-Kharian expressway (M-11).

Prime Minister Imran Khan lay the project’s foundation stone last week. Initially, there was no direct link to Gujrat. Sources say PM Khan was briefed on PML-Q leader and federal water minister Chaudhry Moonis Elahi. Officials told Dawn that the PM approved the connection road and asked Communications Minister Murad Saeed to proceed.

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Moonis Elahi then met with Murad Saeed, and it decided to build the Gujrat link on the model of the Faisalabad motorway, a gated dual carriageway. On GT Road, near Kathala Chenab, an official indicated the Gujrat-to-motorway link was most likely to be built. After announcing that the link road would be completed in two years, the PML-Q followed through on its promise.
Some travellers taking the Lahore-Sialkot-Khian highway, which is expected to be expanded up to Rawalpindi/Islamabad via Jhelum and Mirpur, may find the direct link from this city more convenient than the alternate route through Gujrat (Azad Jammu and Kashmir).

Even though all five interchanges on the Sambrial-Kharian road were supposed to be built inside the boundaries of this city, he said they put them in rural areas far from the city. The Sambrial-Kharian motorway in Gujrat has been approved. Furthermore, the federal administration granted an extension of a dedicated link road connecting Gujrat with the Sambrial-Kharian highway (M-11).

The PML-Q declared the connection road would be finished in two years.
Those going along the Lahore-Sialkot-Kharian expressway, which is anticipated to be extended up to Rawalpindi/Islamabad through Jhelum and Mirpur, may find the direct link from Gujrat easier (Azad Jammu and Kashmir).

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