• Pakistan Railways has raised fares for mail and passenger trains by 2% due to rising diesel prices.
• The move aims to ease financial burdens on the railways and maintain operational efficiency.
• The decision follows the federal government’s increase in petrol and diesel prices.

To address the challenges of rising fuel prices, Pakistan Railways has recently raised fares slightly for both mail and passenger trains, effective immediately.

The railway administration has officially communicated a decision to adjust fares by a modest two percent across all train services through an official notification. This proactive step is taken in response to the recent increase in diesel prices within the country.

Recognizing the economic strain caused by continuous fuel price hikes, the administration stressed the need for this fare adjustment to ease financial burdens on the railways. Through this strategic move, Pakistan Railways aims to uphold operational efficiency and maintain service excellence.

This decision comes shortly after the caretaker federal government’s move to increase petrol and diesel prices. Petrol prices rose by Rs2.73 per liter, reaching Rs275.62 per liter, while high-speed diesel prices increased by Rs8.37 per liter, now standing at Rs288.33 per liter.

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As Pakistan Railways adjusts to the changing economic conditions, passengers can anticipate a smooth continuation of services, reflecting the company’s commitment to affordability and sustainability.