NLC launches vehicle recovery service
Latest machinery and equipment has been placed at important facilities on the GT Road to help motorists and truckers
A dedicated helpline - UAN number 042-111-321-321 - has been established for prompt response to salvage and rescue the disabled and damaged vehicles. PHOTO:FILE
RAWALPINDI:
National Logistics Cell (NLC) has launched a comprehensive recovery service for light and heavy vehicles along the entire GT Road with the aim of enhancing the efficiency and performance of logistics industry of Pakistan and facilitating general commuters. Called the NLC Dost Recovery, the service will be available 24/7 round the year and is the first of its kind along the GT Road which will alleviate the hardship being faced by commuters in general and transporters in particular in the event of mishap and breakdown. Latest machinery and equipment has been placed at important facilities on the GT Road to help motorists and truckers in timely recovery of light and heavy vehicles. A dedicated helpline - UAN number 042-111-321-321 - has been established for prompt response to salvage and rescue the disabled and damaged vehicles.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 17th, 2018.
National Logistics Cell (NLC) has launched a comprehensive recovery service for light and heavy vehicles along the entire GT Road with the aim of enhancing the efficiency and performance of logistics industry of Pakistan and facilitating general commuters. Called the NLC Dost Recovery, the service will be available 24/7 round the year and is the first of its kind along the GT Road which will alleviate the hardship being faced by commuters in general and transporters in particular in the event of mishap and breakdown. Latest machinery and equipment has been placed at important facilities on the GT Road to help motorists and truckers in timely recovery of light and heavy vehicles. A dedicated helpline - UAN number 042-111-321-321 - has been established for prompt response to salvage and rescue the disabled and damaged vehicles.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 17th, 2018.