Construction work on Multan and Sukkur Motorway completed

The development of the 'largest transportation infrastructure' under the China-Pakistan-Economic-Corridor (CPEC), the 392-kilometer-long Sukkar-Multan Motorway (M-5), has been completed, a news source announced. The National Highway Authority (NHA) as of late displayed the Chinese development firm, the China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) which chipped away at the task, with a significant completion certification.

The M-5 undertaking is a part of the Peshawar-Karachi Motorway and is intended to permit a vehicle speed of 120 kilometers for every hour. This office was as of late finished, two weeks in front of its due date, at a total expense of USD 2.89 billion. 

During a service held in Multan, M-5 General Manager Muhammad Nassem Arif said that the motorway was a great development, as far as quality and designing. He said that the NHA had collaborated with the CSCEC to finish the task ahead of its due date fixed for a long time.