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Transport 2006 DAP-NEDUET ARCHIVES Transport 2006 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING Author News Paper Page Agency Title Type New Paper Name Date Page No. No. Last First Salahuddin Ghazi Traffic as social control Article The News 7 15-Jan-06 1 Sabir Arman People made to suffer exhausting traffic mess Article Daily Dawn 17 18-Jan-06 2 Khan Shujaat Ali No more land for bus terminus, SHC told Article Daily Dawn 17 2-Feb-06 3 Hasan Arif Traffic and mass transit issues Article Daily Dawn 19 3-Feb-06 4 Waris Madiha Transport ordeal A woman's perspective Article The News 42 5-Feb-06 5 Sabir Arman Thar Express: Feverish activity at Zero Point Article Daily Dawn M 3 11-Feb-06 6 Rashid Salman First train to the border Article The News 31 19-Feb-06 7 Sabir Arman New traffic plan creates mess on city roads Article Daily Dawn 17 21-Feb-06 8 Baloch Farooq Commuters continue to be ignored Article The News 4 26-Feb-06 9 Sabir Arman Dug-up roads worsen traffic congestion all over city Article Daily Dawn 15 13-Mar-06 10 Zaidi S.H. Solving the public transport problem Article Daily Dawn BE v 13-Mar-06 11 Qaiser Aileen When will we have a mass transit system? Article Daily Dawn 5 15-Mar-06 12 Hisam Zeenat A megapolis turning hostile Article Daily Dawn M 3 26-Mar-06 13 Azeem Munawer Traffic police told to obey law, not VIP Article Daily Dawn 5 27-Mar-06 14 Kashif Muhammad Transport sector turning less lucrative Article Daily Dawn 10,12 23-Apr-06 15 Baloch Farooq Police drive provokes transporters' ire Article The News 4 7-May-06 16 Sharif Azizullah Ditches pose threat to motorists Article Daily Dawn 17 18-Jul-06 17 Khan Arman Sabir & M. Rail link not restored; buses for passengers H. Article Daily Dawn 16 1-Aug-06 18 Siddiqui Tahir Stagnant water multiplies traffic jams Article Daily Dawn 17 3-Aug-06 19 Siddiqui Zaheer Mahmood No trains movement Article Daily Dawn 12 3-Aug-06 20 Ahmed Dr Noman Private solutions for public transport Article The News 27 6-Aug-06 21 Hasan Saad The business wheel stops turning Article The News 39 6-Aug-06 22 Siddiqui Tahir Citizens endure worst traffic jams Article Daily Dawn 17 9-Aug-06 23 Khan M. H. Alternative rail tracks washed away Article Daily Dawn 1 14-Aug-06 24 Sabir Arman Transport network collapses Article Daily Dawn 17 18-Aug-06 25 Ahmed Noman Railways ruckus Article Daily Dawn 3 20-Aug-06 27 Zia Ahsan Track record Article The News ii 27-Aug-06 28 Haque Ihtashamul Old railway equipment may cause disasters Article Daily Dawn 3 7-Sep-06 29 Tanweer Bilal W- 11- Truly Karachi! Article The News 41 17-Sep-06 30 Sharif Azizullah PM may intervene to streamline traffic system Article Daily Dawn 17 28-Sep-06 31 Khan Zaheer Ahmed Chundrigar Road: no-go area for public transport Article Daily Dawn 17,18 7-Oct-06 32 Pathan Adeel Hyderabad jammed Article The News 42 8-Oct-06 34 Baloch Farooq Rashid Minhas Road: a commuters nightmare's Article The News 5 8-Oct-06 35 Baloch Latif Traffic chaos on Napier Road Article Daily Dawn 18 19-Oct-06 36 Almeida Cyril Terror on the roads Article The News 41 22-Oct-06 37 Mohiuddin Fasahat Public transport may be banned on Chundrigar Article The News 4 29-Oct-06 38 Baloch Farooq Stuck in Carachi Article Daily Dawn 28 29-Oct-06 39 Sahi Aoun The red sign Article The News 29 29-Oct-06 40 Ashfaque Azfar-ul- Opening of Yousuf Goth bus terminus delayed Article Daily Dawn 18 8-Nov-06 41 Saleem Mohmmad GBS fate still uncertain Article Daily Dawn 5 10-Nov-06 42 Kalhoro M. B. Govt fails to set up district transport authorities Article Daily Dawn 20 19-Nov-06 43 ARCHIVES Transport 2006 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING Author News Paper Page Agency Title Type New Paper Name Date Page No. No. Last First Salman Peerzada It's love and Karachi treffic Article Daily Dawn 17 25-Nov-06 44 Baloch Latif Transporters rule the root in Lea Market Article Daily Dawn 19 28-Nov-06 45 Khan Shujat Ali High Court bars entry of long-route buses into city Article Daily Dawn 17 2-Dec-06 46 Sabir Arman Motorists suffer traffic jams for hours Article Daily Dawn 17,19 9-Dec-06 47 Kiani Khaleeq Black Cabs will be on roads next year Article Daily Dawn 3 15-Dec-06 48 Malik Akram Seized vehicles become junk Article Daily Dawn 13 22-Dec-06 49 Perwaiz Salis Bin Troubling traffic statistics Article The News 4 24-Dec-06 50 Qureshi Muzaffar Vehicle-fitness privatistion planned Article Daily Dawn 15 25-Dec-06 51 Dawn Transport network being improved Correspondent News Daily Dawn 5 2-Jan-06 52 PPI All public transport routes to be redesigned News Daily Dawn 17 5-Jan-06 53 Dawn Staff Five more die due to traffic jams Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 8-Jan-06 54 APP Progress of KCR revival reviewed News Daily Dawn 17 10-Jan-06 55 APP Rail service on Monabao route to be ready by 31st News Daily Dawn 17 22-Jan-06 56 PPI Transporters given another warning on colour scheme News Daily Dawn 15 23-Jan-06 57 Dawn Staff Traffic police ordered to stop campaign Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 26-Jan-06 58 Dawn Traffic jams irk citizens Correspondent News Daily Dawn - 27-Jan-06 59 Bureau Report Seminar on road network organized News Daily Dawn - 28-Jan-06 60 PPI Shifting of bus termini begins, says nazim News Daily Dawn - 28-Jan-06 61 Dawn Thar Express to start operation from Feb 15 Correspondent News Daily Dawn - 29-Jan-06 62 Dawn Staff Mass transit project to be ready by 2007 Reporter News Daily Dawn 18 31-Jan-06 63 Dawn Staff Railways' operational system risky, unsafe Reporter News Daily Dawn 3 31-Jan-06 64 Dawn Staff Train derailment termed sabotage Reporter News Daily Dawn 1 31-Jan-06 65 APP/PPI Govt allocates Rs5bn for city transport News Daily Dawn 17,18 3-Feb-06 66 PPI Unawareness, corruption termed rool cause of transport problem News Daily Dawn 18 3-Feb-06 67 Dawn Staff Train traffic restored Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 12-Feb-06 68 Dawn Railway traffic restored Correspondent News Daily Dawn 17 13-Feb-06 69 Dawn Railway station being renovated Correspondent News Daily Dawn 17 13-Feb-06 70 Dawn Staff Traffic plan deferred Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 15-Feb-06 71 APP Traffic board to solve traffic problem: CS News Daily Dawn 19 16-Feb-06 72 Dawn Staff PR workers' strike delays trains Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 16-Feb-06 73 Dawn Staff Dug-up roads add to traffic mess Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 28-Feb-06 74 APP Need for new traffic system stressed News Daily Dawn 17 28-Feb-06 75 Dawn Staff Opening of Khokhrapar rail link welcomed Reporter News Daily Dawn 19 1-Mar-06 76 PPI Induction of 8,000 buses under UTS planned News Daily Dawn 18 7-Mar-06 77 Dawn Staff Movement of heavy vehicles restricted Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 8-Mar-06 78 Dawn Staff Inter-city bus termini causing problems Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 9-Mar-06 79 PPI Transporters demand new body to replace Ogra News Daily Dawn 18 10-Mar-06 80 More buses, not more cars News Daily Dawn 14 13-Mar-06 81 Dawn Staff Roads closed for certain vehicles add to problem Reporter News Daily Dawn 15 13-Mar-06 82 PPI UTS buses moving out of city: Niamat News Daily Dawn 14 13-Mar-06 83 Dawn Staff No reports of traffic jams, says city govt Reporter News Daily Dawn 19 15-Mar-06 84 ARCHIVES Transport 2006 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING Author News Paper Page Agency Title Type New Paper Name Date Page No. No. Last First PPI Road safety education programme begins News Daily Dawn 18 15-Mar-06 85 Urban transit systems News Daily Dawn 7 18-Mar-06 86 Online Illegal bus terminal in Saddar removed News Daily Dawn 17 24-Mar-06 87 Bureau Report Plan to ensure smooth flow of traffic News Daily Dawn 21 24-Mar-06 88 Fatal traffic jams News Daily Dawn 2-Apr-06 89 Dawn Staff CAA ordered not to stop public transport Reporter News Daily Dawn 19 6-Apr-06 90 Dawn Gujranwala traffic police record seized Correspondent News Daily Dawn 5 6-Apr-06 91 Dawn Staff Traffic jams take 500 lives in 2 months Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 9-Apr-06 92 PPI Traffic plan News Daily Dawn 16 10-Apr-06 93 PPI Traffic plan for today News Daily Dawn 19 11-Apr-06 94 Dawn Staff Traffic jams seen on major roads Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 18-Apr-06 95 APP Signal-free roads soon: Kamal News Daily Dawn 17 23-Apr-06 96 APP Old public transport vehicles to be removed News Daily Dawn 19 5-May-06 97 Dawn Staff Traffic jams on Abdullah Haroon Road Reporter News Daily Dawn 19 5-May-06 98 APP People face problems as buses go off the road News Daily Dawn 17 9-May-06 99 Emission & noise-free transport News Daily Dawn 7 10-May-06 100 PPI Islamabad agrees to revive KCR News Daily Dawn 17 14-May-06 101 PPI KCR phase-II completion in a year ordered News Daily Dawn 17 18-May-06 102 Dawn Reporter Traffic jam at Jauhar More News Daily Dawn 18 20-May-06 103 Dawn Staff Protest against breakdowns causes traffic jam Reporter News Daily Dawn 17 31-May-06 104 Dawn Staff Traffic jams at Hassan Square intersection Reporter News Daily Dawn 18 21-Jun-06 105 APP City govt to induct 8,000 new CNG buses News Daily Dawn 18 22-Jun-06 106 APP Governor for resolution of transport, goths issue News Daily Dawn 19 23-Jun-06 107 Dawn Reporter Private sector offered joint railway ventures News Daily Dawn 3 24-Jun-06 108 APP Motorway to open in August, says NHA News Daily Dawn 4 26-Jun-06 109 A Reporter Inadequate transport system costing Rs 220bn News Daily Dawn 2 30-Jun-06 110 Choatic transport system News Daily Dawn 9 10-Jul-06 111 Dawn Staff Busy track: intra-city train plan hits snags Reporter News Daily Dawn 9 10-Jul-06 112 Ashfaq Haji Smoke-emitting vehicles News Daily Dawn 6 11-Jul-06 113 PPI Shifting of illegal bus termini in doldrums News Daily Dawn 15 17-Jul-06 114 APP Teen Hatti bridge News Daily Dawn 15
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