Scandal Erupts as Non-Standard Work Halts Construction at Peshawar Sports Complex

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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports Directorate's ambitious development project at the Peshawar Sports Complex has hit a major snag, with work grinding to a halt amid revelations of substandard construction practices. The contractor, facing scrutiny for non-compliance with standards, has stopped all activity, including the installation of shade sheets for the pavilion's fans.

The issue stems from the improper installation of iron rods intended to support the shade sheets. Engineers discovered welding at incorrect points, raising concerns about structural integrity. Despite instructions to rectify the errors, the contractor removed the iron rods entirely, leaving the project in limbo.

Adding to the confusion, the official reason for the complete work stoppage remains unclear. Whispers of financial constraints point to a potential funding shortfall, leaving the contractor hesitant to resume work without payment.

The project, encompassing the construction of football grounds, a tartan track, and pavilion shade sheets, was initially slated for completion by September 2024. However, the current pace of work raises serious doubts about meeting this deadline.

Key Points:

Non-standard construction practices halted work at the Peshawar Sports Complex.

Shade sheet installation for the pavilion remains incomplete.

Financial constraints suspected as a possible reason for work stoppage.

Project completion deadline in 2024 appears increasingly unlikely.

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