Seven GB roads set for federal takeover to boost tourism
Most outlets led with the federal government's plan to take over seven roads in Gilgit-Baltistan under a tourism initiative, noting the total length of 464 kilometres and the involvement of the National Highway Authority. A few also mentioned the challenges of landslides and flash floods affecting the roads, as well as the potential impact on local businesses like tour operators and hotel owners.
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Government to Upgrade 7 Key Roads in Gilgit-Baltistan
The federal government has identified seven road links spanning 464 kilometers across Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) for federalization under Prime Minister Shehbaz… Read More
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Federal govt to develop seven roads spanning 464km in Gilgit-Baltistan to boost tourism
NHA to construct, widen, rehabilitate and maintain seven road links with federal funding after cabinet approval; tourist toll proposed with exemption for GB residents
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Seven GB roads set for federal takeover to boost tourism
• 464km of thoroughfares to be rehabilitated, maintained by NHA• Federal cabinet to consider proposal after approval by GB cabinet• Roads frequently damaged by landslides and flash floods• Tour operators, hotel owners and transporters welcome PM’s initiatives GILGIT: The federal government has identified seven roads spanning 464 kilometres across Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) for federalisation under P...
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Seven GB roads set for federal takeover
The federal government has identified seven roads spanning 464 kilometres across Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) for federalization under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s tourism initiative, with the routes to be constructed, widened, rehabilitated and maintained by the federal authorities to improve connectivity and promote tourism in the mountainous region.
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