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Pakistan railways fires officials after fatal Khanewal bridge collapse probe

Pakistan railways fires officials after fatal Khanewal bridge collapse probe

  • Inquiry finds negligence by engineering officers in station bridge accident
  • Collapse at major Punjab rail junction killed one person and injured another
By Ismail Dilawar ·
Up to 50% of the Gulf Railway completed, full operation by end of 2030

Up to 50% of the Gulf Railway completed, full operation by end of 2030

By ABDUL SALAM AL-THUMAIRI AL-EQTISADIAH ·
Saudi rail network carries 45m passengers, 4m tonnes of freight in Q1

Saudi rail network carries 45m passengers, 4m tonnes of freight in Q1

By SPA  ·
UK renationalizes first train operator under Labour reforms video

UK renationalizes first train operator under Labour reforms

By AFP ·
Saudi Cabinet approves new railway law

Saudi Cabinet approves new railway law

By Arab News ·
SAR to more than double eastern network passenger capacity with new trains deal

SAR to more than double eastern network passenger capacity with new trains deal

By Arab News ·
Saudi railway passenger traffic more than doubles to 2.2m in Q1 

Saudi railway passenger traffic more than doubles to 2.2m in Q1 

By Arab News ·
Update Saudi Arabia Railways launches new service to link north and east networks 

Saudi Arabia Railways launches new service to link north and east networks 

By Arab News ·
Saudi Railways records 121% jump in number of passengers in H1

Saudi Railways records 121% jump in number of passengers in H1

By Arab News ·
Iran railway company denies cyberattack, disruptions

Iran railway company denies cyberattack, disruptions

By AFP ·
Upgrade on track as Russian trains join Egypt rail fleet

Upgrade on track as Russian trains join Egypt rail fleet

By LAILA MOHAMMED ·
Pakistan approves most expensive China-aided project to date

Pakistan approves most expensive China-aided project to date

By Reuters ·
Special Pakistan Railways won't be able to pay staff after June — minister

Pakistan Railways won't be able to pay staff after June — minister

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

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