QUETTA (Channel NewsPakistan) – With more than 400 people, the Eid Special Train set out for Peshawar.

The return of rail service from Quetta to other regions of the nation was welcomed by travelers.

The train has nine carriages and stringent security measures, according to railway officials. Tight security precautions are in place at the railway station, and large contingents of police and Frontier Corps (FC) men have been positioned inside the train.

The Eid Special Train will arrive in Peshawar by tomorrow evening, according Pakistani officials.

Beginning on March 31, the Bolan Mail service between Quetta and Karachi will also restart regular operations.

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