Sindh govt to distribute pink scooties in Mirpurkhas on September 5: Sharjeel
Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon on Friday said Pink Scooties would be distributed in Mirpurkhas on September 5 as the provincial government moved to further expand public transport facilities.
Memon announced this while chairing a meeting of the Transport Department, where the expansion of the People's Bus Service, double-decker buses, EV taxi service, Pink Scooties and BRT projects was discussed.
Transport Secretary Asad Zaman, CEO TransKarachi Zubair Channa, Managing Director Sindh Mass Transit Authority Behzad Memon and other relevant officers attended the meeting.
Memon was briefed on the ongoing operations of the Peoples Bus Service and its expansion to different cities.
The meeting was informed that the Peoples Bus Service would soon start operating on the Qambar Shahdadkot to Larkana route and that buses had already reached Larkana.
The meeting was also briefed that arrangements for the arrival and operation of double-decker buses were being finalised. The operational model for the EV taxi service and steps for its launch were also discussed during the meeting.
We are expanding the Pink Electric Scooty Program to Mirpurkhas in the next phase. With over 50,000 women applying for scooties and training, the overwhelming response reflects the growing demand for safe and independent mobility.
— Sharjeel Inam Memon (@sharjeelinam) August 31, 2026
Pink scooties have already been distributed free… pic.twitter.com/hAWH8gRmJZ
Memon directed officials to complete all arrangements for bus services on new routes on time. He further added that the purpose of expanding the Peoples Bus Service was to provide better transport facilities to the public.
Memon said Pink Scooties would be distributed in Mirpurkhas on September 5, describing the programme as a revolutionary step towards empowering women and providing them with easier access to essential activities.
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He also directed officials to speed up work on BRT projects and asked relevant institutions to coordinate to avoid unnecessary delays. The minister also said the Sindh government was taking practical steps towards modern, safe and environment-friendly public transport.
He said the expansion of the People's Bus Service to different cities, promotion of electric transport and major BRT projects were part of a comprehensive transport policy.