Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan visited the Jalalpur Pirwala section of the M-5 Motorway to order the speedy completion of development projects [1].
The visit focuses on restoring critical infrastructure and ensuring the Multan-Sukkur route remains functional after facing significant challenges from flood-related damage [2].
During the inspection of the Jalalpur Pirwala stretch, Khan reviewed the progress of ongoing works. He said officials should expedite the timeline for completion to avoid further delays in regional connectivity [1]. The M-5 Motorway serves as a primary artery for transport and trade between Multan and Sukkur, making its stability essential for the national economy [2].
The minister's directive comes as part of a broader effort to assess the resilience of the motorway against environmental disasters. Officials on site provided updates on the current state of the construction and the specific hurdles encountered during the restoration process [1].
Khan said the speed of execution is paramount to ensure the safety of commuters and the efficiency of the logistics network [2]. The focus remains on the Jalalpur Pirwala section, where the impact of previous floods necessitated targeted interventions to stabilize the roadbed and drainage systems [2].
By prioritizing these works, the ministry aims to prevent future disruptions that could isolate key commercial hubs. The administration is now monitoring the project's timeline to ensure the directives for rapid completion are met without compromising engineering standards [1].
“Abdul Aleem Khan visited the Jalalpur Pirwala section of the M-5 Motorway to order the speedy completion of development projects.”
This directive signals a priority shift toward infrastructure resilience in Pakistan's transport network. By accelerating repairs on the M-5 Motorway, the government is attempting to mitigate the economic losses caused by flood-induced transit delays and ensure that the supply chain between the provinces remains uninterrupted.
