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Pakistan Railways introduces a 50% discount for disabled passengers, ensuring greater inclusivity and accessibility. With expanded facilities at 12 more stations and discounted fares for attendants of visually impaired travelers, this initiative reflects a commitment to improved services for all.

Pakistan Railways Introduces 50% Discount for Disabled Passengers

December 2, 2024
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Pakistan Railways has taken a significant step towards inclusivity by announcing a 50% discount on ticket fares for disabled passengers. This initiative aims to make rail travel more accessible and convenient for individuals with disabilities, reflecting the organization’s commitment to social responsibility and equality.

Eligibility Criteria

To benefit from this discount, disabled passengers must possess a computerized national identity card (CNIC) that clearly indicates their disability status. Furthermore, visually impaired passengers will also receive discounted fares for their accompanying attendants, ensuring a more comfortable and stress-free travel experience.

Expansion of Facilities

In addition to the fare reduction, Pakistan Railways is working to enhance accessibility at its stations. The plan includes expanding facilities to 12 additional railway stations, furthering its mission to provide a seamless travel experience for disabled passengers. These upgrades aim to ensure that passengers with special needs can navigate railway premises with ease and confidence.

Aligning with Global Trends

This initiative is a part of broader efforts by Pakistan Railways to improve its services and align with global trends in inclusivity and accessibility. By addressing the specific needs of disabled passengers, the organization aims to set a standard for public transportation services across the country.

A Step Forward

Pakistan Railways’ discount initiative not only promotes inclusivity but also highlights its dedication to serving all segments of society. This effort underscores the importance of creating a travel environment that caters to everyone, regardless of their physical abilities.

Disabled passengers and their families are encouraged to take advantage of this initiative and explore the railway’s improved facilities, making travel within Pakistan more accessible than ever before.


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