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Pakistan Railways plans to reconstruct 11 bridges, repair 55

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Railways is planning to reconstruct eleven bridges and repair another fifty five across the coun
Published May 12, 2019 Updated May 12, 2019 01:47pm

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Railways is planning to reconstruct eleven bridges and repair another fifty five across the country to ensure smooth operation of trains.

A report quoting an official of the Ministry of Railways said that the department would reconstruct three bridges in Sukkur Division, six in Multan and two in Lahore.

It said Pakistan Railways has planned to repair thirty four bridges in Karachi, eleven in Sukkur, two in Multan, five in Rawalpindi, two in Peshawar and one in Quetta.

It said around eighty six percent of bridges are more than one hundred years old but all of these bridges are safe for train operation due to their regular maintenance and rehabilitation.

Copyright PPI (Pakistan Press International), 2019
 

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