KARACHI: Governor Imran Ismail on Wednesday said the work on Green Line Rapid Transport System in Karachi was being completed rapidly and its bus service component would be made operational in the coming days.
Talking to reporters following his visit to the mausoleum of Quaid e Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the governor said Prime Minister Imran Khan is aware of the problems being faced by the people and has directed early and efficient completion of schemes initiated to help address them.
To a query, he said PC One and PC Two of Rapid Transport System for Karachi were underway and the federal government in accordance with its commitment has been releasing funds for the projects.
“Funds, as committed by federal government, are being released and presently formula is being finalized to materialize the mechanism,” he said in reply to another question.
Governor Ismail said that the scheme encompasses provision for bus fleet train service coupled with flyovers and expansion of road network.
Imran Ismail said,” Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf and Pakistan Peoples Party in most categorical terms may have political differences but they are committed to public well being”.
In regards to the K-4 project meant to meet the growing water needs for Karachi, the Sindh Governor said final report about the arrangements would also soon be released.
