Islamabad to get two new underpasses as CDA reviews development projects

Islamabad: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi chaired a meeting at the CDA Headquarters to review ongoing and upcoming development projects in the federal capital. During the meeting, officials assessed progress on key infrastructure schemes aimed at improving public convenience and easing traffic congestion. It was decided that construction of two new underpasses at Kashmir Chowk and Faisal Mosque will begin next month. The projects are expected to improve traffic flow, reduce travel delays, and strengthen Islamabad’s urban road infrastructure as part of the city’s broader development plan.

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