Karachi Mayor Orders Restoration After Steel Bar Theft at Nazimabad Underpass
Mayor Murtaza Wahab directed the Engineering Department to immediately begin and complete repair work following the theft.

Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab has taken notice of the theft of steel bars from the Nazimabad Underpass and directed the city's Engineering Department to begin restoration work immediately.
Wahab instructed the department to complete the repair work at the earliest opportunity, according to the announcement, following the discovery that steel bars had been stolen from the underpass structure.
The theft of construction materials such as steel bars from public infrastructure has periodically been reported as an issue affecting urban infrastructure maintenance in Karachi, prompting municipal authorities to respond with both repair orders and, in some cases, calls for tighter security around vulnerable sites.
It was not immediately clear from the announcement whether any individuals had been identified or apprehended in connection with the theft, or what security measures, if any, would be implemented to prevent similar incidents at the underpass in the future.
The mayor's swift directive for restoration reflects an effort by the city administration to minimize disruption to the underpass, which serves as a transit route for the surrounding Nazimabad area.
Sources
- Mayor Karachi takes notice of theft of Steel Bars from Nazimabad underpass; restoration work begins — APP (Pakistan)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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