Significant progress has been made today on the Rattoha Haryam Bridge construction, bringing the long-awaited project another step closer to completion.
Engineers and labour teams successfully completed 4.5 meters of concrete work on the Islamgarh side of the bridge, marking one of the most crucial phases of the structure’s development.
According to on-site reports, the concrete pouring was carried out with improved coordination, better machinery support, and favourable weather conditions, allowing the team to maintain both speed and quality. This new section will strengthen the base required for the upcoming slabs and sidewall construction.
Local residents and commuters have welcomed the progress, expressing hope that the bridge—once completed—will greatly improve connectivity between Rattoha, Haryam, Islamgarh, and surrounding areas, reducing travel time and easing daily movement for thousands of people.
Work is expected to continue steadily over the coming days as teams prepare for the next round of construction on both sides of the bridge.
Author: Javed Tariq
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