Jinnah People’s Train launched in Quetta as new public transport option
Most outlets highlighted the inauguration of the Jinnah People’s Train as a new, low-cost public transport service in Quetta. The Nation described it as Balochistan’s first mass transit train service, while Abb Takk News noted the involvement of Railways Minister Hanif Abbasi and Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti in the launch and briefly mentioned the federal government’s role.
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Pakistan launches ‘Jinnah Peoples Train’ service in Balochistan
The service will connect Quetta and surrounding areas, offering what officials describe as a safe, reliable, comfortable and affordable...
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CM Bugti, Hanif Abbasi inaugurate Jinnah Peoples Train Service
Federal Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi along with Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti officially inaugurated Jinnah Peoples Train Service, a major public transport initiative aimed at providing safe, affordable, comfortable and reliable travel facilities to the people of Balochistan.
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Quetta launches Jinnah people’s mass transit train service
ISLAMABAD: Railways Minister Hanif Abbasi and Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti have inaugurated the Jinnah People’s Mass Transit Train Service in Quetta. Speaking at the ceremony, Abbasi said the federal government was committed to supporting the people of Balochistan. He noted that the province was the first in the...
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Jinnah People’s Train launched in Quetta to provide low-cost public transport
Balochistan’s first mass transit train service, the Jinnah People’s Train, has been inaugurated in Quetta to provide residents with a low-cost public transport option.
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