Reaffirming its commitment to social responsibility, Yango Pakistan joined the global Pinktober campaign by organizing an interactive breast cancer awareness session for its female partner drivers and colleagues. The event aimed to educate participants about early detection, regular screening, and the importance of self-examination in preventing breast cancer.
Held at Yango’s Lahore office, the session featured healthcare professionals who provided valuable insights into the signs and symptoms of breast cancer. They emphasized that early diagnosis significantly increases the chances of successful treatment and long-term recovery. Participants also learned about lifestyle choices that can help reduce the risk of developing the disease.
The awareness drive reflected Yango Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to support women’s health and empowerment within its growing community of female partner drivers. By creating a platform for open discussion, the company encouraged women to take proactive steps toward their well-being.
A Yango spokesperson highlighted that the initiative aligns with the company’s vision of promoting inclusivity and safety across all aspects of its operations. “Our female partner drivers are a vital part of our network,” the spokesperson said. “Through this Pinktober session, we wanted to ensure they have the knowledge and confidence to prioritize their health.”
Participants expressed appreciation for the initiative, calling it both informative and motivating. Many attendees shared that they rarely get opportunities to attend health-focused programs and felt more empowered after learning about preventive measures and regular screenings.
The event also included a question-and-answer segment, where doctors addressed concerns related to myths about breast cancer and shared guidance on available medical facilities for screening and support.
In related news, efforts to ensure transparency and timely progress in national projects were discussed during a recent Senate panel meeting criticizing delays in the Parliamentary Lodges project a reminder that accountability and commitment remain vital across all sectors, whether in infrastructure or public welfare.
Yango Pakistan’s Pinktober session is part of a broader series of activities planned under the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) framework. These initiatives aim to raise awareness on health, safety, and community development among drivers and employees alike.
The company stated that such events will continue to be a regular part of its engagement with partner drivers to build a stronger, more informed, and health-conscious workforce.
