QUETTA: The Chief Minister (CM) of Balochistan Jam Kamal Khan Alyani has approved over Rs7 billion to complete various development schemes.
A sum of Rs7 billion has been approved to complete 135 road projects. The CM also allocated funds for the construction of low-cost housing schemes in five districts and ordered the authorities to submit the feasibility study for the project. In addition, 114 schemes will be worth Rs1.7 billion were okayed.
A total of Rs100 million were approved for the first ‘smart building’ under the provincial information department.
The CM sanctioned a sum of Rs1 billion each for 114 schemes to be developed for the Sports department – including a Sports Complex in Qila Abdullah and a Go-cart Track project in Quetta and the Poverty Alleviation Programme.
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