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DDC Rajouri reviews progress of work on NH, Nowshera Tunnel Project | | | Early Times Report RAJOURI, Oct 18: District Development Commissioner (DDC) Rajouri Abhishek Sharma today conducted an on-site inspection of the development works on National Highway (NH) and the ongoing construction of Nowshera Tunnel project being executed by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO). The visit aimed to assess the pace and quality of work on these critical infrastructural projects and address any bottlenecks to ensure timely execution. Accompanying the DDC during the visit were Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Nowshera, Babu Ram Tandon, and senior officers from the BRO. The inspection team reviewed the construction progress, interacted with the engineers on the site, and evaluated the alignment and design aspects of the tunnel and highway construction. The Nowshera Tunnel, a key component of the NH project, is set to significantly improve connectivity in the region by facilitating smooth vehicular movement, especially during adverse weather conditions. This tunnel, when completed, will reduce travel time and enhance road safety by bypassing treacherous sections of the existing highway. During the inspection, DDC Abhishek Sharma stressed the importance of adhering to the project deadlines and maintaining high-quality standards. He highlighted the significance of the tunnel and highway for the overall development of the region, ensuring better connectivity for residents and improving access to essential services. Sharma also directed the officers of BRO to expedite the work without compromising on the technical standards and safety measures. "The Nowshera Tunnel is a strategic project that will serve not just as a critical transportation link but will also boost local trade and economic activities. It is crucial that we complete it on time and ensure it serves its intended purpose," said DDC Sharma.
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