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Karachi Halts Construction Near Hill Park Amid MQM-P Probe Demand

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•Mayor Wahab officially stopped construction activities near Hill Park on May 31, 2026.
•MQM-P has demanded a formal investigation into the legitimacy of the NOC granted for the construction project.
•Hill Park is a significant green area in Karachi, valued for recreation and environmental benefits.
•The construction project had raised public concerns over possible environmental impact and regulatory compliance.

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▸If the investigation finds the NOC was improperly issued construction could be permanently halted or reversed, affecting developers and city planning authorities.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Mayor Wahab says construction work near Karachi's Hill Park halted; MQM-P demands probe into 'NOC'

Karachi Mayor Wahab announced the halt of construction work near Hill Park following concerns raised by the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), which has called for an investigation into the issuance of the project's No Objection Certificate (NOC). The halt aims to address public and political concerns about potential environmental and regulatory violations in this key urban green space. The outcome of the probe could affect urban development policies and local governance in Karachi.