Bulletins ARYNews 1200 20th Feb 2020
- 4 years ago
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has issued funds worth Rs2.5 billion for the new bus service in Karachi to meet the growing requirement of passenger buses, ARY News reported.
According to details, Sindh Transport Minister Owais Qadir Shah on Thursday said that CM Murad Ali Shah has released funds for the purchase of new buses in Karachi. He further said bus operation would run under the public-private partnership.
According to a plan, the Sindh government will buy 100 buses for the provincial capital and 100 for Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana and Mirpurkhas cities.
“An international tender will be floated to purchase 200 city buses which would hit the roads of Karachi and other five districts of Sindh,” said Owais Qadir.
The transport minister said that the process might take seven months for completion.
Last year in May, the Sindh government had inked an agreement to run 1000 public transport buses on roads of Karachi.
According to details, Sindh Transport Minister Owais Qadir Shah on Thursday said that CM Murad Ali Shah has released funds for the purchase of new buses in Karachi. He further said bus operation would run under the public-private partnership.
According to a plan, the Sindh government will buy 100 buses for the provincial capital and 100 for Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana and Mirpurkhas cities.
“An international tender will be floated to purchase 200 city buses which would hit the roads of Karachi and other five districts of Sindh,” said Owais Qadir.
The transport minister said that the process might take seven months for completion.
Last year in May, the Sindh government had inked an agreement to run 1000 public transport buses on roads of Karachi.