INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
ISLAMABAD: Height restrictions of high-rise structures in the capital shall no longer be required after the approval of the federal cabinet
on Tuesday.As per reports, minister of information Fawad Chaudhry stated at a press conference that height restrictions have been abolished
as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) was directed that cities should be made in a vertical motion.The government had also issued
directives to the CDA and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to put forth a plan to allow the construction high-rise buildings
Chaudhry went on to say that NOCs (non-thingion certificate) would no longer be required by industrialists before the raising skyscrapers
while adding that he hopes the decision brings about more investment opportunities in the country
Prime Minister Imran Khan had decided to raise structures vertically in Islamabad given the increasing population, while also making degree
that the city remains green.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source
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