Peshawar’s Million Dollar Tartán Track Still Broken, Experts Sent Back and Footballers Back on the Streets
Musarrat Ullah Jan – KikxNow, digital Creator When the renovation of the tartan track at Peshawar Sports Complex started, it was branded as one of the costliest track projects in the country. The public was told that foreign technical experts were supervising it. A month ago officials assured that the track would be ready, polished, and playable within thirty days. Today the reality looks the opposite. It is reported that two foreign specialists, physically overseeing the process, have been sent back to Islamabad. According to the athletes, they were informed that those experts would now "advise online" rather than being on-ground. If that is the plan, then very serious questions about the cost and credibility of the project arise. No technical engineering of a synthetic international-standard track can be monitored by way of remote calls. It entails soil testing, curve calibration, slope measurement, surface check, temperature evaluation, and layering, for which live ...