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KARACHI: A meeting pertaining to the revival of Karachi Circular Railways, (KCR) was held at Divisional Superintendent Office Karachi Monday.

The meeting was chaired by DS Railways Karachi Arshad Salam Khattak and was attended by MD KCR, Additional Commissioner Karachi Ameer Mohammad Daudpota, MD KW&SB Asadullah Khan, Sindh Transport Department consultant Ashraf Lakho, NESPAK Adviser Riaz ul Huda, SITE chief engineer Nabeel Ahmad, SP Sindh Police Dr Sumair and all the Deputy DSs of Karachi division. Progress in different areas of the KCR revival was extensively discussed by the Railways and Sindh govt representatives from the concerned departments. Railways sanitized the meeting on the progress made so far on the implementation status in light of Supreme Courts directives and sought progress on the assigned tasks by different departments. In order to streamline coordination, a meeting between Sindh Transport Deptt and Railways was scheduled for 24th June and another follow up meeting to report progress was agreed to be held in a fortnight.

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