Sindh completes 14 new bridges, repairs 16 damaged in flood recovery
Reconstruction efforts in flood-affected areas of Pakistan's Sindh province have reached key milestones under an Asian Development Bank-financed assistance project.
Fourteen of 17 planned new bridges and 16 of 24 damaged bridges have been completed in flood-hit areas of Sindh province, according to documents reviewed by Wealth Pakistan. The work is proceeding under the Sindh component of the Asian Development Bank (ADB)-financed Emergency Flood Assistance Project (EFAP).
The reconstruction effort is part of broader rehabilitation of the province's road infrastructure following devastating floods in the region.
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- 14 new bridges built, 16 repaired in Sindh’s flood hit areas — APP (Pakistan)
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