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KU bus service

Published on: May 11, 2019 10:55 PM

Sir: University of Karachi is the biggest University of the city that provides “point service” facility to its students.

There are about 25 thousand students studying in KU but there are only 29-buses are available for students’ pick and drop. How these few buses could manage 25 thousand students? Most of the students have to travel privately and some arrange van service, which is very costly for them. If you have ever visited Karachi University, you might have seen the worst condition of point terminals.

Irony is that most of the buses are dilapidated and PU administration unable to repair. My request to the authorities that please look into this matter and provide students a better and comfortable transportation.

MARYAM AZIZ

Karachi

Filed Under: Letters Tagged With: bus service, KU, KU bus service

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