ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan has approved the long-delayed expansion of an arterial road running from Karachi to the border with Afghanistan that has been dubbed 'the killer highway' on account of frequent fatal accidents.
Fuel levy imposed to fund $1.5bn N-25 expansion in Balochistan province

After lengthy delays and some 7,000 accidents recorded annually, it will take three years to upgrade the N-25 highway to a properly divided dual carriageway. (File photo by Reuters)
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan has approved the long-delayed expansion of an arterial road running from Karachi to the border with Afghanistan that has been dubbed 'the killer highway' on account of frequent fatal accidents.