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PR ready to run with full fleet

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The Pakistan Railways has announced that it is going to restore all train services with 100 percent capacity strictly in accordance with the SOPs evolved to check spread of coronavirus.
According to PR notification issued here, all trains will be “booked at 100% capacity.”The government had suspended passenger trains across the country in the end of March. The move was aimed at stemming the spread of coronavirus.
However, 15 trains were partially restored in May with only 60% bookings online.
The decision to run all trains with full occupancy coincides with a significant drop in the number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan.
The country earlier this week allowed restaurants, cinemas, theatres and parks to reopen from August 10.

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