Pakistan Railways to Modernize Karachi’s Drigh Road Station

Pakistan Railways has unveiled plans to renovate and upgrade Drigh Road Railway Station in Karachi to improve passenger comfort and operational efficiency.

Drigh Road Railway Station tracks and platform in Karachi

Pakistan Railways has announced a comprehensive project to upgrade Drigh Road Railway Station in Karachi, introducing modern passenger amenities and infrastructural enhancements.

Station Inspection and Planning

Under the planned initiative, the railway station will undergo renovation and structural modernization. Divisional Superintendent (DS) Railways Karachi Jamshed Alam, accompanied by a team of departmental officials, visited the site to evaluate the proposed upgradation plan and issued direct instructions for its execution.

During the comprehensive inspection, Alam and accompanying railway personnel closely reviewed operational hurdles surrounding the facility. The review included an on-site assessment of railway points and crossings adjacent to the station, focusing on addressing existing track issues that could impede daily rail movement.

Focus on Safety and Commuter Facilities

Alam directed officials to implement targeted operational solutions to guarantee safe, smooth, and uninterrupted train transit through the busy transit hub.

Emphasizing the department’s objectives, the Divisional Superintendent affirmed that providing comfortable and quality services to the traveling public remains a top priority. He stated that the planned modernization at Drigh Road Railway Station is specifically geared toward improving daily commuting conditions and transit facilities for passengers across the area.

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