Muneeza Khan
Member
In the first half of the financial year 2023-24, Pakistan Railways has achieved a historic increase in revenue, with earnings surging to Rs 41 billion compared to Rs 28 billion in the same period last year.
The CEO of Pakistan Railways, Aamir Baloch, mentioned that improvements have been made in the timeliness of salary disbursements for railway employees, minimizing delays. He also expressed plans to enhance services and expand travel facilities in the coming year.
Additionally, the CEO highlighted that things are expected to improve further with the launch of the ML1 project. Last year in December, Pakistan Railways increased the Right of Way (ROW) charges for a single-track crossing to Rs. 3.8 million for five years to generate more revenue.
The CEO of Pakistan Railways, Aamir Baloch, mentioned that improvements have been made in the timeliness of salary disbursements for railway employees, minimizing delays. He also expressed plans to enhance services and expand travel facilities in the coming year.
Additionally, the CEO highlighted that things are expected to improve further with the launch of the ML1 project. Last year in December, Pakistan Railways increased the Right of Way (ROW) charges for a single-track crossing to Rs. 3.8 million for five years to generate more revenue.