Pakistan Railways has announced a new initiative to improve the environment and beautify its infrastructure. Pakistan Railways to Plant Trees and Flowers Along Railway Tracks, officials said, aiming to enhance greenery and create a more pleasant travel experience for passengers.
The project will focus on major railway routes across the country. Authorities plan to plant a mix of native trees and seasonal flowers along tracks and stations. The initiative also aims to reduce air pollution and soil erosion near railway lines.
Officials stated that the program will be implemented in phases, starting with high-traffic routes in Punjab and Sindh. Pakistan Railways to Plant Trees and Flowers Along Railway Tracks, they added, highlighting the dual benefits of environmental conservation and improved aesthetics.
Railway management is collaborating with local communities and environmental groups to ensure proper planting and maintenance. Teams will regularly monitor growth and provide care for the newly planted greenery. The initiative is also expected to promote awareness about environmental protection among citizens.
In addition to beautification, the project supports Pakistan Railways’ long-term sustainability goals. Analysts say greenery along railway tracks can help reduce noise pollution and enhance the overall safety of train operations.
Officials emphasized that the initiative will not interfere with train schedules. Construction and planting activities will be scheduled to ensure minimal disruption to daily operations. Early pilot projects in selected cities have already shown positive results, with passengers appreciating the improved surroundings.
The railway department also aims to expand the program nationwide in the coming years. Pakistan Railways to Plant Trees and Flowers Along Railway Tracks, officials confirmed, stressing that the project aligns with Pakistan’s broader environmental and climate action goals.
By integrating greenery along its network, Pakistan Railways seeks to combine functional infrastructure with ecological responsibility, making travel safer and more enjoyable for millions of passengers.
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