Moenjodaro Express Restored at Larkana Railway Station
The train resumes service on the Rohri-Larkana-Dadu-Sehwan-Kotri route on the directives of Railways Minister Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, according to APP.
People expressed joy as the Moenjodaro Express was restored at Larkana Railway Station, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The train now operates on the Rohri-Larkana-Dadu-Sehwan-Kotri route on the directives of Federal Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, APP reported.
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