PESHAWAR: Modern bus terminal

Published October 19, 2006

PESHAWAR, Oct 18: The Daewoo company is setting-up a bus terminal here at a cost of Rs70 million. Manager of the Peshawar chapter of the company Ajab Gul said that 35 Daewoo busses plying in various cities of the NWFP.

He said that the service for Timergarah in Dir Lower district would start some time during the current year.

Ajab Gul said that Peshawar-Karachi bus service would start from next year.—APP

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