The Sindh government has approved the addition of 100 more electric buses to the province’s public transport network as part of its efforts to expand environmentally friendly transportation.
The announcement was made by Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, who oversees the information, transport and mass transit portfolios.
Speaking on the occasion of World Environment Day, Memon said the expansion of the electric vehicle (EV) bus fleet would improve commuting facilities for residents while promoting cleaner and more sustainable transportation across Sindh.
He said growing environmental challenges have made it increasingly important to adopt environmentally responsible practices and highlighted the provincial government’s efforts to support sustainable development.
According to the minister, Sindh has taken several initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions and encouraging the use of green transportation. He noted that the province had introduced eco-friendly electric buses and electric scooters, describing the move as a significant step toward modernizing public transport and reducing environmental impact.
Memon said the transport initiatives are designed to provide citizens with safer, more comfortable and higher-quality travel options while helping lower pollution levels and fuel consumption.
