Pakistan Railways is set to introduce a fuel monitoring system from January 10, promising enhanced operational efficiency and financial savings. The move aims to optimize fuel supply and reduce expenditures. The railway network is also transitioning to solar power and enhancing healthcare facilities. Additionally, plans include installing executive toilets at major stations.
ISLAMABAD: The online fuel monitoring system of Pakistan Railways is ready for installation and will be functional from January 10, Caretaker Minister Shahid Ashraf Tarar was informed on Monday.
The interim minister for railways presided over a meeting which discussed the railway business plan and options to increase revenue.
The implementation of this system promises enhanced operational efficiency, real-time fuel tracking, and substantial financial savings, ushering in a new era of innovation and effectiveness in the realm of railway management as well as performance.
The decision to introduce a fuel track management system was taken in December. It aims to monitor and optimise fuel supply and curtail expenditures.
The Pakistan Railways chairman ordered the installation of electric meters in residential units at the railways colonies and urged acceleration of transitioning the railway network to solar power.
The meeting highlighted efforts to enhance healthcare facilities, with plans to open railway hospitals in Quetta on December 25 and Peshawar on December 31 for public access.
In a move to improve passenger amenities, the meeting decided to install executive toilets at major railway stations. Additionally, the development of acquiring land for the Thar coal project was reviewed, emphasising the railway’s commitment to sustainable practices.
Source: ARY NEWS
Pakistan Railways, fuel monitoring system, installation, operational efficiency, real-time tracking, financial savings, railway management, performance, fuel track management, optimise supply, curtail expenditures, electric meters, residential units, solar power, healthcare facilities, railway hospitals, passenger amenities, executive toilets, Thar coal project, sustainable practices. Pakistan Railways is set to implement a fuel monitoring system from January 10, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and track fuel usage in real-time, leading to significant financial savings. The system will also optimize fuel supply and reduce expenditures. Additionally, efforts are being made to install electric meters, transition to solar power, improve healthcare facilities, and enhance passenger amenities at major railway stations. The railway is also committed to sustainable practices through the development of the Thar coal project.
Disclaimer:
This content is AI-generated using IFTTT AI Content Creator. While we strive for accuracy, it’s a tool for rapid updates. We’re committed to filtering information, not reproducing or endorsing misinformation. – Khabristan.pk for more information visit privacy policy
Leave a Comment