New construction: DCO approves theme park project
‘NASA’s technology to be used for family entertainment’.
The project will be built by a private company in three phases, with the first phase to be completed before Eidul Fitr (due around August 8) at a cost of Rs50 million. PHOTO: EXPRESS/ FILE
LAHORE:
The city government has approved the construction of an amusement theme park on Multan Road that will be “Pakistan’s biggest family entertainment project,” said District Coordination Officer Noorul Amin Mengal on Wednesday.
The administration of the proposed Wonder World Land gave the DCO and a “high-level design committee” a detailed briefing on the project at the Town Hall, according to a press release.
The project will be built by a private company in three phases, with the first phase to be completed before Eidul Fitr (due around August 8) at a cost of Rs50 million.
“The administration would utilise NASA technology for the entertainment of families,” claimed the press release.
The DCO and the committee assured their support to the administration. The DCO also approved the construction design of the Mobo Tower and a farm house by Orient Electronics.
The executive district officer (Works and Services), the district officer (Special Planning) and town municipal officers attended the meeting.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 21st, 2013.
The city government has approved the construction of an amusement theme park on Multan Road that will be “Pakistan’s biggest family entertainment project,” said District Coordination Officer Noorul Amin Mengal on Wednesday.
The administration of the proposed Wonder World Land gave the DCO and a “high-level design committee” a detailed briefing on the project at the Town Hall, according to a press release.
The project will be built by a private company in three phases, with the first phase to be completed before Eidul Fitr (due around August 8) at a cost of Rs50 million.
“The administration would utilise NASA technology for the entertainment of families,” claimed the press release.
The DCO and the committee assured their support to the administration. The DCO also approved the construction design of the Mobo Tower and a farm house by Orient Electronics.
The executive district officer (Works and Services), the district officer (Special Planning) and town municipal officers attended the meeting.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 21st, 2013.