Rajouri, Feb 14: Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary Saturday conducted an extensive tour of Nowshera to inspect the progress of key infrastructure projects aimed at improving the connectivity and public amenities in the area.
The Deputy Chief Minister inspected the construction of a 120 m motorable bridge and approach road from Bagnoti to Dabber over Nowshera River under NABARD. The Rs 771.07 lakh project is set for completion by June 6, 2026.
He reviewed the Rs 799 lakh upgradation of the NH-144A to Nowshera Town road (2.9 km) and inspected the Rs 700 lakh, 70 m bridge from Breri to Maseeti Mohalla, Nonial.
The Deputy Chief Minister stressed the importance of maintaining high construction standards, adherence to timelines and transparency in execution of all developmental works. He directed the executing agencies to ensure that quality is not compromised and the public derives maximum benefit from these projects.
Later, the Deputy Chief Minister visited the Sub District Hospital, Nowshera, where he interacted with the patients and enquired about the treatment facilities and availability of medical services.
Chief Engineer PWD Tilak Raj, Executive Engineer PWD Nowshera Sarwar Mehmood, along with other district and sectoral officers briefed the Deputy Chief Minister about the status and progress of the works.
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