Lahore: Residents of Johar Town’s Khayaban-e-Firdousi have raised serious concerns after the road reportedly developed a third cave-in within three days during the first monsoon spell. Citizens say the road was constructed around two years ago, but its current condition has exposed questions over construction quality, drainage planning, and public funds used on development work. The repeated appearance of pits and road damage is creating risks for motorists, motorcyclists, pedestrians, and nearby residents. Locals have demanded accountability from the concerned departments, saying public money should not be wasted on weak infrastructure that fails during seasonal rain. Poor road quality can affect traffic flow, safety, property surroundings, and public trust. Will authorities investigate the project’s quality?
