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Saad cuts 50pc fare for passengers travelling from Lahore to Karachi

byCustoms Today Report
14/07/2015
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LAHORE: The government has announced 50 per cent discount in railway fares on Eid for the passengers travelling from Lahore to Karachi on July 14, 15 and 16.

This was announced by Federal Minister for Railways Khwaja Saad Rafique, while addressing a press conference at Railways Headquarters. The minister said that the one-directional trend of traffic is usual across the world on special occasions, adding, “Planes come back empty from Saudi Arabia during Haj operation. People travel from the port city towards other destinations before Eid and trend reverses after Eid.”

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Saad, to a query, replied that JIT report on the Gujranwala train incident would hopefully be released before Eid. But, he added, the department could not force the investigators to release it on any particular day.

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