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Mowasalat electric buses transport Amir Cup fans

zMore than 10,000 spectators and 6,000 students transporte­d to Al Janoub Stadium

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Mowasalat (Karwa) successful­ly deployed a number of eco-friendly electrical buses to transport spectators to Al Janoub (Wakrah) Stadium for the Amir Cup final.

The new measure, according

to a statement by Mowasalat, was aimed at enhancing sustainabl­e environmen­tal developmen­t and helping Qatar achieve the goals of National Vision 2030.

Mowasalat deployed 115 buses to carry more than 10,000 out of the total 38,678 spectators, while 75 buses ferried over 6,000 students.

Wheelchair facilities were also put in place by Mowasalat in order to ensure accessibil­ity of specially-abled persons. Besides, Mowasalat joined hands with Qatar Rail in the operation of Metro Link feeder buses.

The statement said Mowasalat was able to make a significan­t positive impact on the spectators as its buses achieved a record loading and off-loading time of only one minute during the transfer of passengers to and from Al Janoub Stadium.

Fahad Saad al-Qahtani, Mowasalat Chief Executive Officer, said several projects by the Ministry of Transport and Communicat­ions and other stakeholde­rs have greatly contribute­d to improving the performanc­e and integratio­n of the public transport system in the country. “The fruitful collaborat­ion with Qatar Football Associatio­n, Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and Qatar Rail contribute­d significan­tly to the success of Mowasalat’s tasks during the event.”

 ??  ?? Electric buses by Mowasalat holding services during Amir Cup final at Al Janoub Stadium.
Electric buses by Mowasalat holding services during Amir Cup final at Al Janoub Stadium.
 ??  ?? Fahad Saad al-Qahtani, Mowasalat CEO
Fahad Saad al-Qahtani, Mowasalat CEO

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