Goods Transporters Announce Immediate End to Nationwide Strike

Goods transporters announce immediate end to nationwide strike

Goods transporters, following successful negotiations with the government, have announced the end of their nationwide strike that continued for 10 days. According to a spokesperson for the Goods Transporters Association, the government accepted most of the transporters’ demands, prompting the decision to call off the strike with immediate effect. Vehicle movement is expected to resume from tonight. The transporters had been demanding amendments …

Goods transporters end strike after 'successful talks' with authorities

Truck stands to be built in all cities: Punjab minister.Says FIRs against transporters have been abolished. Murtaza Wahab hails transporters for peaceful protest.KARACHI: Goods transporters on Wednesday called off their...

Goods transporters end strike following successful negotiations

Goods transporters have ended their wheel jam strike after the government agreed to meet key demands, including extending daily road access for certain freight vehicles. The strike had affected transport routes linking Karachi’s ports with industrial units across the country. The breakthrough came after negotiations at Karachi’s Customs House, led by Punjab Minister for Transport and Mass Transit Bilal Akbar Khan. Business groups had earlier pre…

Government–transporters talks succeed, goods strike ends

Negotiations between the government and goods transporters have been successful. Following the talks, the Goods Transporters Association announced the end of its strike. Speaking in Karachi, Association President Malik Shehzad said the decision was taken after the government gave firm assurances. He stated that all key demands of the transporters had been accepted. He added that the government showed flexibility on multiple issues raised by the …

Pakistan cargo transporters call off strike after increase in time for goods movement

Govt agrees to address transporters' demands including increasing time for 20-feet long 10-wheel cargo vehicles to 19 hours a day on roads