Sheikh Hasina to inaugurate 4-lane roads in Rangpur next month

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will inaugurate the 4-lane roads in Rangpur in June after completion of the construction works, Minister for Road Transport and Bridges Obaidul Quader said in Rangpur on Thursday.
The Minister said this while talking to the local media workers before visiting the constriction works of the 4-lane roads from Medical Mour to Darshona Mour points on the Rangpur-Dhaka National Highway in the city this noon.
Earlier, after arriving here from Syedpur Airport, Obaidul Quader formally inaugurated development works of a Black Spot at the road accident-prone Rangpur Medical Turning point on the National Highway-5 here in the city.
The Minister said that construction works of the expansion project of the 16.24 km long 4-lane roads in Rangpur city at Taka 126.58 crore will be completed by the Roads and Highways Department (RHD) within this month of May.
“After completion of the construction works, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will come to Rangpur and inaugurate the 4-lane roads sometime in June to fulfill her pledge and realise the hopes and aspirations of the local people,” he said.
The RHD has been implementing the expansion project of the roads in Rangpur city to 4-lane for under a master plan for easing communication and transport facilities in the process of building a traffic-jam free city.
Acting President of district Awami League (AL) Mamtaz Uddin Ahmed, its General Secretary Advocate Rezaul Karim Raju, city AL president Shafiar Rahman Shafi, its General Secretary Tushar Kanti Mandal, district Chhatra League President Mehedi Hassan Ronny, leaders and activist of AL and its front organisations were present.
Additional Chief Engineer of Rangpur RHD Zone AQM Ekramullah, Superintending Engineer for Rangpur Circle Abdur Razzaque and Executive Engineer for Rangpur Division Abdullah Al Mamun, Police Super Abdur Razzaque and high officials accompanied the minister while visiting the 4-lane rods in the city. (Source: BSS)

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