Quetta train services suspended by Pakistan Railway. Pakistan Railways on Saturday has suspended all train services operating from Quetta. Both within Balochistan and to other parts of the country. According to railway officials, the suspension affects major routes including the Jaffer Express to Punjab, the Bolan Mail to Karachi. The Chaman Passenger train, and services on the Zahedan section. Passengers book on these trains have inform that their tickets will refund.
Meanwhile, the Jaffer Express traveling from Peshawar to Quetta was stop at Jacobabad Station in Sindh. After it failed to receive security clearance. More than 400 passengers on board were send back, forcing many to arrange alternative transportation at significantly higher costs. In addition, authorities also suspended mobile data services across the city on Saturday for security reasons. The indefinite shutdown of mobile internet has further disrupted daily life for residents amid continued heightened security. The halt in train operations has caused widespread inconvenience for travelers as security measures remain in effect across Quetta.
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Officials stated that the suspension is being implement to address maintenance issues on key rail tracks and ensure the safety of passengers and cargo. While no specific timeline has give, authorities have assured the public that services will resume as soon as the necessary repairs and inspections are complete. “This step has been taken purely in the interest of passenger safety and to maintain the operational integrity of the railway network in the region,” a spokesperson for Pakistan Railways said.
Passengers affected by the suspension have been advise to stay updated through Pakistan Railways’ official channels for alternative arrangements and rescheduled services. Ticket refunds and transfers to other routes will also be facilitated during this period. The suspension has drawn attention from daily commuters, freight operators, and travelers planning trips via Quetta. Authorities are urging everyone to plan their journeys accordingly and exercise patience as the railways work to restore normal operations.