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25% discount in Railway fares on 1st, 2nd day of Eid

byCustoms Today Report
23/09/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The passengers, who travel on the first and the second day of Eid, will avail a 25 per cent discount in train fares.

Under the Eid operations, three special Eid trains have left Karachi for different destinations across the country. The first train departed Karachi Cantt Railway Station at 11am, the second for Rawalpindi at 2pm and the third at 7.30pm for the same destination.

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An official of the Pakistan Railways told the APP that a 10 percent discount in fares had been offered to those who travelled on these trains. Additional coaches would be added to the normal passenger trains to facilitate the returning passengers after Eid holidays up to the 14th of Zilhaj, he said.

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