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Sindh Government Approves New Bus Routes

Sindh government announces two new Peoples Bus Service routes connecting Larkana to Qambar and Qambar to Shahdadkot.

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Sindh Government Approves New Bus Routes
Residents of upper Sindh are set to benefit from improved public transport connectivity with the launch of new bus routes.

Key Takeaways

  • The Sindh government has approved two new Peoples Bus Service routes.
  • Routes connect Larkana to Qambar and Qambar to Shahdadkot.
  • Initiatives aim to improve public transport connectivity in upper Sindh.

The Sindh government has announced the launch of two new bus routes under the Peoples Bus Service, connecting Larkana to Qambar and Qambar to Shahdadkot. These routes were approved during a meeting chaired by Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon.

Minister Sharjeel Memon directed the Transport Department to expedite the launch of these new routes in order to provide better travel facilities for residents in upper Sindh.

During the same meeting, officials also briefed the minister on other transport initiatives. These include the launch of an electric vehicle (EV) taxi service in September and the arrival of 50 double decker buses in Karachi in October.

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The minister highlighted that the Sindh government is committed to expanding modern, safe, and environmentally friendly public transport services across the province. Plans also include the phased induction of 1,000 electric buses into the public transport system later this year.

Officials stated that the activation of these new routes will significantly enhance connectivity in upper Sindh, benefiting local communities by providing more reliable and efficient travel options.

The minister emphasized the importance of improving public transportation to meet the needs of residents and promote sustainable development in the region.