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Mansehra: Rs. 600 Million Bedra Road Project Underway, Double-Layer Blacktopping Progressing Rapidly.
10-Nov-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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The construction and rehabilitation work on Bedra Road, stretching from Bedra Chowk to the Interchange in Mansehra, is progressing rapidly at an estimated cost of Rs. 600 million. The project is being funded through the development funds of Babar Saleem Swati and includes double-layer blacktopping to improve the road's condition and durability.
Bedra Road is one of the main and most important routes connecting Mansehra city with the motorway. Thousands of commuters, traders, local residents, and tourists use this road every day, making it a vital transportation link for the region.
Upon completion, the project is expected to make travel between the motorway and Mansehra city smoother, safer, and faster. It is also expected to support local businesses, create better economic opportunities, and promote tourism in the area.
Local residents have welcomed the ongoing development work and expressed hope that the project will be completed on time while maintaining proper construction standards. The improved road is expected to provide considerable relief to commuters and strengthen connectivity across the region.
Bedra Road is one of the main and most important routes connecting Mansehra city with the motorway. Thousands of commuters, traders, local residents, and tourists use this road every day, making it a vital transportation link for the region.
Upon completion, the project is expected to make travel between the motorway and Mansehra city smoother, safer, and faster. It is also expected to support local businesses, create better economic opportunities, and promote tourism in the area.
Local residents have welcomed the ongoing development work and expressed hope that the project will be completed on time while maintaining proper construction standards. The improved road is expected to provide considerable relief to commuters and strengthen connectivity across the region.
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