Gorakh Hills uplift to be completed by June, says CM

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DADU: Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Monday inspected the sites of ongoing development works at Gorakh Hills and held out the assurance that the works would be completed by June this year.

MNA Rafique Ahmed Jamali, the Dadu deputy commissioner and SSP were accompanying the CM during the visit.

Mr Jamali urged the CM to release the funds required for the completion of resorts’ construction and 35-km road at Gorakh Hills. Mr Shah promised to get the funds released.

He said more schemes would be initiated to develop the top of the hill station and all possible facilities for the tourists would be ensured.

Published in Dawn, January 19th, 2021

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