CDA identifies Rs 3 billion in recoverable violations along Islamabad Expressway
Action initiated against 377 structures over unauthorized construction and land-use violations, authority says.
According to the Associated Press of Pakistan, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has identified violations involving around Rupees three billion in recoverable land conversion charges and penalties along the Islamabad Expressway East.
The CDA said action has been initiated against 377 structures, including 281 commercial buildings, over unauthorized construction and violations related to land use, setbacks, and floor area ratio.
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