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Railways, NLC to upgrade ML-2 as dedicated freight corridor

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•Pakistan Railways and NLC are collaborating to upgrade ML-2 into a dedicated freight corridor.
•The upgrade aims to enhance the efficiency of freight transportation in Pakistan.
•The initiative is expected to improve the capacity and reliability of rail freight services.

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▸If the upgrade is completed on schedule Logistics companies may experience reduced transit times, potentially increasing their competitiveness.

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🏛National Logistics Cell 🏛Pakistan Railways

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Railways, NLC to upgrade ML-2 as dedicated freight corridor

The Pakistan Railways and the National Logistics Cell (NLC) have announced plans to upgrade the Main Line-2 (ML-2) into a dedicated freight corridor. This initiative aims to enhance the efficiency of freight transportation across the region, facilitating smoother logistics operations. The upgrade is expected to significantly improve the capacity and reliability of rail freight services, which is crucial for economic growth and trade. The collaboration between these two entities underscores the importance of modernizing infrastructure to meet increasing freight demands.