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Abdul Aleem Khan says M-4 motorway section expands to six lanes

Federal Communications Minister Abdul Aleem Khan announced on Sunday that the 53-kilometre Faisalabad-Pindi Bhattian stretch of the M-4 Motorway will be upgraded from four to six lanes.

M-4 motorway section to be upgraded to six lanes, beautified with green belts: Aleem Khan
File photo M-4 motorway section to be upgraded to six lanes, beautified with green belts: Aleem Khan Photo: Associated Press of Pakistan

Project timeline and completion goal

Officials state the construction work is moving forward quickly. The government aims to finish the expansion by the beginning of next year. This schedule ensures travelers receive a modern highway as a New Year gift.

Landscape improvements and rest stops

Trees will be planted along both sides of the road. Green belts are planned for the central section while date palms will enhance the view. New rest areas will open to help people traveling between Pindi Bhattian and Faisalabad.

Traffic safety and congestion relief

The wider road is expected to reduce traffic jams significantly. Officials believe these changes will make journeys safer for everyone using the route. The project addresses a demand that has existed for thirty years.

All 2 outlets report consistently

No differences in figures, names or dates across these reports.

  • Associated Press of Pakistan
  • Dawn

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