Lahore: The rains in Lahore exposed the poor quality of the new paint biker lane, washed the expensive paint and turned the track into a risk of slippery.
According to media reports, the rain water accumulates at various places of the lane, conditions for motorcyclists worse.
According to official sources, the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) spent Rs 1110 million on paint only, yet the light shower was enough to eliminate it.
Green and orange paint, which was applied to mark the designated biker lanes, immediately when contacting the rain water. The air, which raises serious concerns about the quality of the material used.
As a result, once the discriminatory track has turned into a dangerously slippery lane, which threatens thousands of bikers.
Poor LDA planning and non -standard implementation has been exposed, as only a few hours of rain have spent millions on the project.
Wasted paint and collected water have forced motorcyclists to return to the main road, which has increased the risk of accidents.
Due to this harmful situation, the LDA has been criticized, and citizens have demanded accountability for large -scale financial loss. Questions are being raised as to who approved non -standard content and what will be taken against those responsible.
The incident has once again highlighted the failures of the Lahore infrastructure, where multi -million rupees projects fall on the first indicator of rain.
