A recent train accident in the Larkana division of Pakistan’s railway network has left a significant impact on train services. According to reports, the Shalimar Express, which was traveling from Karachi to Lahore, collided with a goods train at the Lakharo railway station in Larkana. The accident caused damage to the railway engine and some carriages, but fortunately, no casualties were reported. The train guard was safely rescued from the affected carriage.
The Pakistan Railways spokesperson attributed the accident to a point or a piece of debris on the track, which led to the collision. After the track was cleared, the Shalimar Express resumed its journey to its destination. An investigation has been launched by the railway authorities to determine the cause of the incident.
Separately, Pakistan’s Federal Minister of Information, Attaullah Tarar, announced that he would call his children on the phone on Eid day from his founding party, PTI. Meanwhile, tensions between Israel and the US have escalated, and Iran has vowed to take action.
In a separate incident, Indian airlines have been banned from operating in Pakistani airspace for another month, with the restrictions in place until April 24. The decision was made in response to the Indian government’s actions in the region.
Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Kuwait’s Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Sabah held a phone call to exchange Eid greetings. The Pakistani government has announced that several cases have been filed against Bilawal Khan, including charges of murder, robbery, and land grabbing.
In Balochistan, the provincial government has accused militants of exploiting and harassing women. The Islamabad High Court has asked the Ministry of Religious Affairs to provide a report on the sighting of the Eid moon, with the court ordering a hasty announcement of the Eid date.
In Karachi, Rangers have arrested seven gang members in the Korangi area, while the DG ISPR has claimed that the Afghan Taliban have been using drones provided by India against Pakistan.
