Murree: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz unveiled several key development projects for Murree, including water supply schemes, school upgrades, Green Line bus service, and a new train service.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Nawaz Sharif Cardiology Centre in Samli, Murree, the CM said the heart facility was built in a short time and had already started operations, performing five angiographies on its first day. Cardiac surgeries are expected to begin soon.
She added that the police, health, and education departments in Murree were now functioning independently, and several roads had already been completed.
The CM said schools in Murree were being upgraded, a major water project had been launched, and a sanitation scheme was underway. She also announced the creation of a tourism force to promote Murree as a top international tourist destination.
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The expressway was built to facilitate millions of visitors, while the “Suthra Punjab” programme is ensuring cleanliness across Murree.
The Murree Cardiac Centre will also serve residents of Galiyat, and a modern hospital is planned for Bhurban. Three buses have been deployed for Samli Hospital, and 15 buses will operate across Murree. The Green Line bus service will be free for students, women, and senior citizens.
A train service is also planned to reduce tourists’ reliance on private vehicles. CM Maryam Nawaz highlighted that unlike past governments, her administration had delivered projects without making empty promises, and work continued despite challenges such as severe flooding in Punjab.
