The Sindh government has announced plans to initiate an immediate operation aimed at removing CNG kits from school vans and coasters.
The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Information and Transport Minister, Sharjeel Memon. The government has also resolved to take action against illegal bus stands.
During the meeting, Minister Sharjeel Memon emphasized the need for a swift operation to eliminate CNG kits from school vans and coasters.
He directed officials to crack down on illegal bus stands and register cases against those involved.
Instructions were given to write letters to the relevant commissioners and deputy commissioners, urging them to take action against illegal bus stands.
Additionally, the Secretary of Transport has decided to file First Information Reports (FIRs) against those operating illegal bus stands.
Minister Sharjeel Memon stressed the importance of putting an end to the illegal occupation of transport department bus stands. He called for assistance from relevant authorities to address this issue effectively.
It was government of Pakistan that was emphasizing on every one to install CNG kits in vehicles to get rid of petrol/diesel pressure off from national kitty and establish a clean and green Pakistan. People have invested heavily in the CNG sector. Now its forbidding transporter from using it.
Petrol / Diesel was much better offer as it was much safer and easily available to public.
ministers in the government are doing their own businesses and killing the public