LAHORE: Establishment of Punjab Institute of Neurosciences and small coal-fired power plants near load centres in Punjab were among the 10 development schemes approved on Wednesday by the Provincial Development Working Party (PDWP) with an estimated cost of Rs44,728.739 million. The 29th meeting of the PDWP of 2014-15 fiscal also approved Punjab Thalassemia Prevention Programme (PTPP) at the cost of Rs498.049 million, small house-cum garden plots for eradication of poverty in Punjab (Pilot Project, Phase-I Revised) at the cost of Rs274.990 million and updating of feasibility study, preparation of PC-I, management of bidding process on EPC mode and construction supervision of 15-20MW Biomass Thermal Power Project near Chak Jhumra in Faisalabad district (PC-II) at the cost of Rs104.050 million. Approval was granted for establishment of Punjab Institute of Neurosciences (PINS) Phase-I at Lahore General Hospital (Revised) at the cost of Rs2452.597 million; 2x55 MW (gross) coal-fired power plant at Sundar Industrial Estate at Lahore at the cost of Rs323,97.18 million and feasibility study for establishment of 50-200MW small coal-fired power plants near load centers in the Punjab (PC-II) at the cost of Rs120.268 million. Other schemes include restoration of landslide at Jhika Gali at Murree (slope stablization/road improvement measures, third revised) at the cost of Rs1181.657 million, Widening and improvement of Sohawa-Chakwal-Talagang-Mianwali Road in Mianwali at the cost of Rs1704.649 million, Widening and improvement of Noor Pur Thal to main road of Quaidabad in Khushab district (revised) at a cost of Rs471.756 million and construction of dual carriageway from Gujrat to Salam Interchange (Motorway) through Mandi Bahauddin at a cost of Rs5523.543 million.
Posted on: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 12:57:25 +0000
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