Quetta – Commissioner Quetta Division Shahzeb Khan Kakar chaired a meeting to address issues related to the Karachi Bus Terminal project at Hazarganji.
District officials, traffic police representatives, transport department officers, and transporters participated in the session.
During the briefing, it was revealed that the terminal covers 27 acres and that the initial infrastructure, funded with 100 million rupees, has been completed.
However, construction work has stalled due to pending payments.
Transporters noted that incomplete allotments have created difficulties, prompting the formation of a committee tasked with presenting the master plan, funding details, and a payment schedule within one week.
The Commissioner emphasized that the terminal is not only for transporters but for public convenience.
He directed that modern restroom, waiting areas, security measures, and clean drinking water must be ensured, stressing that the design and facilities should leave no gaps so travelers can enjoy a safe and comfortable environment.
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he Karachi Bus Terminal project at Hazarganji is designed to serve as a major intercity transport hub for passengers traveling between Quetta and Karachi as well as other parts of Balochistan and Sindh.
Hazarganji, located on the outskirts of Quetta city along the main Quetta–Karachi highway (RCD Highway), was chosen for its strategic location that eases traffic congestion inside Quetta and provides direct highway access for long-distance coaches.
The terminal spans about 27 acres and is planned with modern amenities such as dedicated waiting halls, clean drinking water, advanced restroom facilities, secure parking, ticketing counters, and a proper security system.
Initial infrastructure worth around 100 million rupees has already been completed, but the project has faced delays due to funding gaps and incomplete allotments for transport operators.
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Local authorities, led by the Commissioner of Quetta Division, have emphasized that the terminal is intended as a public facility, not merely a transporter depot, and have directed that the final design and services meet high standards to ensure passenger safety and comfort once the terminal becomes fully operational.
