Pakistan, May 13 -- Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has approved more than 10 billion rupees for improving Karachi's basic infrastructure. The decision was taken during a meeting on mega development projects aimed at easing traffic pressure and upgrading urban services. Officials say the funding targets key infrastructure gaps in Pakistan's largest city.

The meeting reviewed ten major development projects focused on road rehabilitation, traffic flow and transport system improvements. The chief minister directed authorities to ensure timely completion of all ongoing schemes. He stressed the need for coordinated planning to address Karachi's growing population challenges.

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