• Pakistan Railways achieved a significant milestone by operating its longest-ever freight train.
• The train is 2,500 feet long, with 50 wagons and a powerful engine.
• During the journey, the train reached speeds of 60 kilometers per hour on average.

According to a spokesperson, Pakistan Railways has achieved a significant achievement by operating its longest-ever freight train.

The train spans 2,500 feet and comprises 50 wagons, powered by a highly capable engine.

According to the railway spokesperson, the freight train carrying more than 3000 tons of cargo was transported from Karachi to Kotri.

Throughout the journey, the train attained a speed of 60 kilometers per hour, with an average speed of 38 kilometers per hour.

As per the railway spokesperson, this train can transport a weight equivalent to more than 94 22-wheeler trucks.

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The spokesperson mentioned that the freight train will not only ease traffic congestion on the roads but also contribute to reducing environmental pollution.