Pakistan Railways has announced the revival of the Jaffar Express, which runs between Peshawar and Quetta, starting October 11.
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The train service had been suspended after a railway bridge near Kolpur collapsed on August 26, disrupting the connection between Balochistan and the rest of the country.
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The suspension affected the railway from Sindh, Punjab, and Peshawar, cutting off a vital transportation link. However, repairs on the damaged bridge between Kolpur and Machh are expected to be completed by October 11, allowing the restoration of the Jaffar Express.
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In an official statement, Pakistan Railways confirmed that the train will be back in operation on the scheduled date, and a formal notification regarding its resumption has been issued. The Jaffar Express is a key route for passengers traveling between Peshawar and Quetta, and its return is expected to ease transportation difficulties caused by the disruption.
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This move marks a significant step in restoring full rail connectivity in the region after a 45-day suspension, benefiting travelers across Balochistan and other parts of the country.