More than 27,000 buses and 5,000 taxis ready to serve Hajj pilgrims in Saudi Arabia
Authority deploys more than 120 field control teams to oversee operations
Dubai: More than 27,000 buses and 5,000 taxis are ready to serve pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia, Saleh Al Zuwaid, official spokesperson of the Public Transport Authority, has announced.
The General Authority for Public Transport, responsible for land and maritime transportation oversight, conducts rigorous monitoring tours to uphold service quality.
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