Key Takeaways
- Pakistan Railways has started transporting diesel by rail to PSO depots.
- A freight train carrying 750,000 litres of diesel has reached Peshawar Division.
- Another train with one million litres is scheduled to arrive tonight.
Pakistan Railways has initiated the transportation of diesel by rail, following directives from Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif. The move aims to ensure timely supply to Pakistan State Oil (PSO) depots.
Under the supervision of Federal Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, the rail transport system has been effectively arranged. A freight train carrying 750,000 litres of diesel has already reached the Peshawar Division.
Further strengthening the supply chain, another freight train carrying one million litres of diesel from Mahmood Kot is scheduled to arrive at Peshawar Division tonight.
Federal Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi has directed relevant authorities to continue the transportation of diesel by rail on a daily basis, ensuring its timely availability at PSO depots.
The continuous and uninterrupted supply of diesel is crucial for maintaining train operations and providing passenger services to the people of Pakistan.
The timely transportation of diesel by Pakistan Railways will help in sustaining the rail network, which is vital for the country's transportation infrastructure.
