Pakistan railways minister orders track safety recommendations implemented by October 20
Muhammad Hanif Abbasi directed divisional superintendents to complete the safety measures following a review meeting.
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Pakistan's Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, has ordered that recommendations on railway track safety be implemented by October 20, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The directive was issued while the minister chaired a meeting on Sunday reviewing the condition of the country's rail infrastructure. During the session, Abbasi instructed all divisional superintendents (DSs) to ensure the safety recommendations concerning railway tracks are carried out within the set deadline.
The meeting focused on measures intended to improve the safety and reliability of Pakistan's rail network, though specific details of the recommendations themselves were not disclosed in the announcement.
Divisional superintendents, who oversee operations across Pakistan Railways' regional divisions, have been tasked with reporting on and completing the required safety work ahead of the October 20 deadline set by the minister.
No further details were provided on the scope of the recommendations or the specific sections of track expected to be affected by the implementation order.
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