GDA accelerates work on road infrastructure

The Galiyat Development Authority (GDA) has accelerated the construction and repair work on roads in the region. This was stated by Director GDA Raza Ali Habib while briefing Secretary Sports, Tourism & Youth Affairs Muhammad Azam Khan, who is also Director General of GDA. He said the roads between the tourist resorts Nathiagali and Ayubia have been widened while the others were repaired.
He further said that 80 percent construction work on other roads will be completed by November 30. "11 out of 17 small and medium roads in Ayubia, Khanaspur, Nathiagali and Changagali are near to completion," he added. Renovation work of chairlift is in full swing to make it functional next week. The chairlift was built in 1964 and since then no major repair work had been done. After the repair of chairlift, the tourists along with their families would be able to enjoy ride between the scenic spots, he said.
The director also informed that the GDA would also launch another cleanliness campaign from September 14 in which garbage on 30km road from Baragalito Barian would be disposed of. For this purpose, he said, extra sanitation staff had been hired, who will be provided necessary equipment to make the drive a success.
It should be noted here that previously the GDA had a successful cleanliness drive in the main tourist spots - Nathiagali, Ayubia, Changagali and others. The campaign was widely appreciated by visiting tourists and people from all walks of life. To ensure cleanliness, the director held a meeting with the owners of hotels and asked them to keep their surroundings clean, or else the GDA will seal the hotels. In this regard, an agreement was also signed with the hotels while the local population in six Galiyat townships extended full support to the government in this new initiative after they were sent letter for co-operation to keep Galiyat clean. Soon after taking over charge of GDA, the new management launched several uplift projects in Galiyat to facilitate tourists and local population. RECORDER REPORT
PESHAWAR: The Galiyat Development Authority (GDA) has accelerated the construction and repair work on roads in the region. This was stated by Director GDA Raza Ali Habib while briefing Secretary Sports, Tourism & Youth Affairs Muhammad Azam Khan, who is also Director General of GDA. He said the roads between the tourist resorts Nathiagali and Ayubia have been widened while the others were repaired.
He further said that 80 percent construction work on other roads will be completed by November 30. "11 out of 17 small and medium roads in Ayubia, Khanaspur, Nathiagali and Changagali are near to completion," he added. Renovation work of chairlift is in full swing to make it functional next week. The chairlift was built in 1964 and since then no major repair work had been done. After the repair of chairlift, the tourists along with their families would be able to enjoy ride between the scenic spots, he said.
The director also informed that the GDA would also launch another cleanliness campaign from September 14 in which garbage on 30km road from Baragalito Barian would be disposed of. For this purpose, he said, extra sanitation staff had been hired, who will be provided necessary equipment to make the drive a success.
It should be noted here that previously the GDA had a successful cleanliness drive in the main tourist spots - Nathiagali, Ayubia, Changagali and others. The campaign was widely appreciated by visiting tourists and people from all walks of life. To ensure cleanliness, the director held a meeting with the owners of hotels and asked them to keep their surroundings clean, or else the GDA will seal the hotels. In this regard, an agreement was also signed with the hotels while the local population in six Galiyat townships extended full support to the government in this new initiative after they were sent letter for co-operation to keep Galiyat clean. Soon after taking over charge of GDA, the new management launched several uplift projects in Galiyat to facilitate tourists and local population.