Lahore: Goods transporters called off their strike on Friday following successful negotiations with the Punjab government, officials said, easing disruptions across the province.
Senior Minister Leads Talks
Senior Punjab Minister Maryam Aurangzeb led discussions with transporter representatives, reaching an agreement to immediately end the strike. Transporters’ central president and other officials signed a conciliatory resolution, officials added.
Committee Formed to Address Transporters’ Concerns
The Punjab Chief Minister established a committee to resolve issues raised by transporters. The committee, chaired by Maryam Aurangzeb, includes transporter representatives and is set to hold a meeting on Friday to review ongoing concerns.
Focus on Dialogue and Public Welfare
Aurangzeb welcomed the transporters’ decision to halt the strike, emphasizing that the government aims to resolve disputes through dialogue and mutual understanding. She said the administration’s priority remains protecting human life and improving conditions for citizens.
Immediate Impact
The strike had caused disruptions across supply chains in Punjab. Its resolution is expected to restore normal operations for goods transportation and reduce inconvenience for the public.
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