The Metro Bus service in Islamabad and Rawalpindi has been temporarily suspended, officials confirmed on Sunday. The suspension affects commuters in both cities.
According to authorities, the Metro Bus running between Saddar Station and Pak Secretariat in Islamabad has been halted following directives from the district administration. In Rawalpindi, the electric bus service has also been temporarily stopped.
Officials advised passengers to use alternative transportation until further notice. No specific timeline has been provided for when the Metro Bus service will resume. Authorities said updates will be shared once the situation is resolved.
The sudden suspension has caused inconvenience for daily commuters. Many rely on the Metro Bus for work, school, and other regular travel. Passengers expressed frustration but also urged authorities to ensure safety and smooth operations before reopening services.
Officials confirmed that the decision to suspend the service was made to address operational concerns and ensure commuter safety. They emphasized that the suspension is temporary and necessary.
Meanwhile, local authorities are monitoring the situation closely. Public transport users are encouraged to plan their travel and check official announcements before using the Metro Bus or other services.
The suspension highlights the importance of alternative transport options in the twin cities. Commuters are urged to follow updates from the Metro Bus authority to avoid disruptions in their daily routines.
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Authorities assured that all steps are being taken to resume the Metro Bus service as quickly as possible. Passengers are requested to remain patient and follow safety guidelines during the temporary halt.
