Development Work in Clifton, Karachi
February 27th, 2007 by
Kashif Aziz
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While the City District Government of Karachi (CDGK) pats itself on back and never takes a break in self-praising on ‘Development Work’ in Karachi, a picture is better than thousand words.
Following are some images taken at Bath Island, Clifton. The development work is under progress since last 5 months without any real sign of ‘development’ yet. This road is used by the Corps Commander for his daily commute during which nobody is allowed to cross the bridge by foot.
Development in Karachi - Rest In Peace
* Photo Credits: Author
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February 28th, 2007 12:47 GMT
As we are a developing country, so these images justify that. Same images could be seen in every city or town of Pakistan. Even, when it would get completed, after sometime it will start deteriorating, and will be built again, resulting in a fresh wave of commissions and rewards.