Transport Strike in Punjab Disrupts Travel, Schools, and Goods Delivery

The transport strike in Punjab has entered its second day. It is causing major disruption in Lahore, Rawalpindi, and other cities. Passengers are struggling. School children cannot reach schools. Deliveries of food and other essentials are also affected. The strike continues as talks with authorities fail.

Transport Strike in Punjab: Cities Affected

The transport strike in Punjab has stopped buses, lorries, and intercity transport in Lahore, Rawalpindi, and nearby cities. Inter-provincial and inter-district transport is also down. Goods transport operators joined the strike, making travel even harder for the public.

School van owners are also taking part. Thousands of children cannot reach schools. Deliveries of food and supplies are delayed. Many businesses face interruptions because of the strike.

Transport Association Chairman Irfan Niazi said talks were held with Provincial Minister Bilal Akbar in Lahore. No deal was reached. The next round of talks is scheduled today at 2:00 p.m. The transport strike in Punjab will continue until some progress is made.

Commuters should plan alternate travel. Authorities and transport associations are trying to resolve the issues. No immediate end to the strike is expected. People and businesses should prepare for delays in travel and deliveries.