Chief Justice Balochistan High Court Inspects Development Projects, Orders Improved Traffic Flow and Drainage in Quetta

*Quetta:* Chief Justice of the Balochistan High Court, Justice Kamran Khan Mulakhel, visited various ongoing development projects in Quetta being executed under the Chief Minister’s Development Package and directed the authorities to ensure smooth traffic flow and maximum relief for the public.

During the visit, the Project Director briefed the Chief Justice on the progress of the projects, stating that the expansion of Inscomb Road has significantly improved traffic distribution in the city. As a result, traffic pressure on Zarghoon Road has been noticeably reduced, with around 20,000 to 22,000 vehicles being diverted daily through Inscomb Road. The improved traffic flow has also eased congestion on MA Jinnah Road.

The briefing further revealed that road expansion projects have entered their final stages, with construction work completed up to Science College Chowk. Authorities have also decided to install additional traffic management cameras across the city to further streamline vehicular movement.

Justice Kamran Khan Mulakhel also inspected drainage arrangements and ongoing development work at Imdad Chowk. In view of recent rainfall, he directed the concerned departments to accelerate drainage operations to prevent water accumulation and minimize inconvenience to residents.

The Chief Justice emphasized timely completion of development projects and stressed the need for effective planning to ensure long-term relief for the citizens of Quetta.