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M-2 maintenance concerns being addressed: Aleem Khan

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Aleem Khan lauds Motorway Police officials for returning Rs500,000
ISLAMABAD, Oct 20 (APP):Federal Minister for Communications, Abdul Aleem Khan on Tuesday acknowledged concerns about the condition of the M-2 motorway, saying the matter was being taken up for necessary action.
Responding to Senator Abid Sher Ali in the Senate, he said the concern was valid and assured the House that steps would be taken to improve the motorway’s condition.
The minister said some roads and motorways needed maintenance and that the matter was being raised at relevant forums.
 He added that companies responsible for road maintenance under agreements with the government were required to look after their assigned sections.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)

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