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Senate panel raises concerns over Dasu-Islamabad transmission project

HarZaviya summary · from 3 outlets

Both outlets reported that the Senate Standing Committee on Economic Affairs expressed concerns about financial irregularities and delays in the Dasu-Islamabad 765kV transmission line project. The Business Recorder emphasized the committee's "concern over malfeasance, delays" and noted a specific amount of Rs9 billion, while The Nation highlighted "huge financial irregularities" and "slow progress." Both led with the committee’s dissatisfaction but used slightly different phrasing to describe the issues.

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Same story from 3 outlets

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  1. Senate panel flags Rs9 billion interest cost, delays in Dasu-Islamabad transmission line

    Committee says Rs9 billion paid in interest against Rs76 billion received from donors; questions slow construction, procurement and spending as Rs12 billion in fresh funds released

  2. The Nation 80% identical

    Senate panel flags financial irregularities, slow progress on Dasu-Islamabad transmission project

    ISLAMABAD - The Senate Standing Committee on Economic Affairs on Friday expressed dissatisfaction over the huge financial irregularities and pace of construction of the 765kV Dasu-Islamabad Transmission Line Project, describing the progress as very slow.

  3. Business Recorder 81% identical

    765kV Dasu-Islamabad project: Senate panel voices its concerns over malfeasance, delays

    ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Economic Affairs on Friday expressed concern over delays and financial irregularities in the Dasu-Islamabad 765kV transmission line project, noting that Rs9 billion had been paid as interest against Rs76 billion received from donors. The Committee met under the chairmanship of Senator Saifullah Abro, with Senator Kamran Murtaza attending virtually, an...

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