Pakistan, May 14 -- The Sindh government will fully open Karachi's Shahrah-i-Bhutto Expressway to the public by the end of May. Senior Minister Sharjeel Memon said the project would significantly reduce travel time for commuters entering the city. The development is expected to improve connectivity and ease Karachi's growing traffic burden.

Speaking at a press conference in Karachi on Thursday, Memon described the expressway as a major breakthrough for residents. He said commuters would save at least one hour while travelling into the city through the new corridor. The 39-kilometre high-speed route will also directly connect to the M-9 motorway by month's end.

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