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Azam Swati demands Rs620bn for Pakistan Railways' total upgradation By Azam Swati offers to resign if it would heal the victims. Says railways does not have the technology to improve condition of tracks.  Warns those who are found guilty of being negligent will be punished.  LAHORE: Azam Khan Swati on Wednesday said he needed Rs620bn for the total upgradation of the Pakistan Railways, a few days after the fatal Ghotki train accident that claimed over 60 lives and injured over 100 passengers.  The railways minister held a press conference where he spoke about the recent Ghotki train accide...

Federal Minister for Railways Azam Khan Swati addresses a press conference in Lahore. — DawnNewsTV Federal Minister for Railways Azam Khan Swati said on Wednesday that it was unlikely that a fault in an eight-mile (12.87 kilometres) stretch of railway tracks was responsible for the recent train accident in Ghotki. Two passenger trains collided near Daharki on Monday, a city located in the Ghotki district of upper Sindh when a Millat Express train — headed from Karachi to Sargodha — derailed and fell across the "down track". Due to this, it collided with a Sir Syed Express train coming ...

On Monday , the country woke up to the tragic news of a horrible train accident. In Ghotki, Sindh, two passenger trains the Millat Express and the Sir Syed Express collided, claiming the lives of...

Railways Minister Azam Swati confirmed that 63 people have lost their lives and 107 people sustained injuries in horrific Ghotki train crash.

Ghotki train crash caused by 8-mile-long faulty track: Pakistan minister Stresses upgrading Sukkur track immediately SAMAA | TV - Posted: Jun 9, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 hours ago SAMAA | TV Posted: Jun 9, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 hours ago Your browser does not support the video tag. The Ghotki train crash occurred because an eight-mile-long portion of the Sukkur track was faulty, Railways Minister Azam Swati said Wednesday. Sixty-three people were killed in the crash and 107 injured, Swati said at a press conference in Lahore. Three of the wounded passengers were in critical con...