Recent Activities of Department

The construction work on Killi Almas Road, being carried out under the supervision of the Executive Engineer, Communication and Works Department (E&M Works Division), is progressing rapidly. In this regard, Provincial Health Minister Bakht Muhammad Kakar visited the ongoing development project to review its progress. Expressing satisfaction, he stated that the project should be completed within the stipulated time so that the residents of Killi Almas can fully benefit from it.

Chief Engineer Roads, Abdul Raheem Bangulzai, along with the Superintending Engineer Roads Circle Loralai, field staff, contractor, and consultant, visited the ongoing project titled "Construction of Blacktop Road from Mughal Kot (Provincial Border N-50) to Guzai Alif Zimri Plaseen, District Musakhail (Length: 29.50 km, Phase-I, PSDP No. 371)."

Under the supervision of Executive Engineer Project-I (C&W Department), development work is progressing rapidly on Kambarani Road stone masonry including the installation of a sewerage pipeline from Killi Khaw to Kach Mor road and other infrastructure improvements along the road.
Today, Executive Engineer Project-I, Mr. Habib ur Rehman, visited the project sites to review the ongoing work. During the visit, he directed the concerned staff to further accelerate the pace of work and ensure strict adherence to quality standards for the timely and efficient completion of the projects.

Under the supervision of the Executive Engineer Roads Quetta (C&W Department), development work is progressing rapidly in Agriculture Colony, Killi Shah Nawaz, Killi Chiltan Qalandrani, and Sariab Mill. In this regard, Executive Engineer Quetta Roads, Mr. Ali Nawaz Marri, visited all ongoing project sites to review the progress.

During the visit, he issued clear instructions that no compromise on quality or delays in execution will be tolerated. He emphasized that special attention must be given to both the quality and pace of work to ensure timely and high-standard completion of all development projects.

Progress Report on Construction of BT Road at Arbab Karam Khan Street, Shahzaman Road (PSDP #1530)

The construction of the BT Road at Arbab Karam Khan Street, Shahzaman Road under PSDP #1530 is progressing at full pace. On [insert date], a community member raised a concern regarding the thickness and quality of the asphalt premix, claiming it to be only 0.5 inches.

In response, Directions of the worthy secretary CWPP&H LAL JAN JAFAR, Executive Engineer of E&M Workshop Division Quetta, accompanied by the SDO and field staff, conducted a site visit on [insert date]. The team engaged with the local community and the complainant, who is himself an engineer currently serving as SDO, Buleda Irrigation Department, Kech.

To verify the complaint, three test pits were excavated at different intervals in the presence of the community and the complainant. The measured thicknesses were as follows:

Pit #1: 2.5 inches

Pit #2: 2.3 inches

Pit #3: 3.0 inches


These measurements, documented in video footage, confirm that the asphalt thickness meets the required specification of 2 inches (compacted).

During the inspection, the complainant further requested that asphalt be laid over an earthen, loose ramp in front of a main gate, as seen in the attached photo. However, this request was technically unsound and was rightly rejected by the Executive Engineer, as laying asphalt over an uncompacted earthen ramp would result in poor bonding and long-term failure.

The ongoing work complies with the approved scope, specifications, and standards. The department remains committed to ensuring quality and will not compromise on either quality or quantity. Following the inspection and detailed discussion, the local community was fully satisfied with the explanation and the work performed.

Engr. Abdul Raheem Bangulzai, Chief Engineer Quetta Zone, along with Engr. Jahanzeb Khan, Superintending Engineer Roads Loralai Circle, field staff, contractor, and consultant, visited the Zimri-Plasin Road Phase 1 project in Musakhail.

Visit of DG M&E Wing, P&D Department, and Superintending Engineer M&E Wing, P&D (Faqeer Mohammad Sb) to District Loralai
The delegation visited District Loralai to review the progress of the scheme titled:
"Strengthening of M&E Wing, P&DD Headquarters & Divisional Offices – Provision of Logistics and Construction of Offices and Residences for the Director (Development) in 7 Divisions"
During the visit, Executive Engineer (Buildings), Engr. Ahmed Din Sb, along with the field staff, provided a comprehensive briefing on the ongoing achievements and current status of the scheme. They emphasized the commitment to ensuring timely completion of the project in accordance with the approved scope and quality standards.

The road construction work under Project One of the Department of Communications and Works is progressing rapidly.

On 23rd May, the Superintending Engineer (SE) Buildings, Quetta Circle, Engineer Waseem Hayder, conducted visits to various PSDP schemes. These included the Judicial Complex in Abdul Rehmanzai, the Indoor Sports Complex in Gulistan, the Deputy Commissioner Complex in Jungle Pir Alizai, the Judicial Complex in Jungle Pir Alizai, the GOR, and the 50-bed Hospital in Jungle Pir Alizai, District Killa Abdullah. He was accompanied by the Executive Engineer Buildings and field staff.

Secretary of Communications and Works, Lal Jan Jaffar, inspected development work at Science College, Quddus Road in Pashtoonabad, and Mountain View IT Park Road. During the visit, Executive Engineer E&M WORKS DIVISION Muhammad Anwar briefed him on the progress of the projects. The Secretary expressed satisfaction with the quality of work and instructed that similar standards should be maintained across all development projects to ensure consistent quality.