Lahore Railway Station to Get Historical Restoration

Pakistan Railways and the Punjab Archaeology Department have embarked on a project to restore Lahore Railway Station to its historical glory, working hand-in-hand to preserve the station's original architectural charm. Divisional Superintendent Inamullah and Chief Architect Saniya Afzal toured the station to discuss the restoration plans, examining platforms 2, 4, and 5.

Their focus was on retaining the platforms' architectural features and designs while implementing renovation and beautification to enhance the station's overall appearance, all while adhering to archaeological preservation principles. Inamullah confirmed the Railway Department's commitment to collaborating closely with the Archaeology Department to safeguard the station's heritage.

Senior railway officials, including Deputy Divisional Superintendent Qazi Jawad Ahmed, Electrical Engineers M. Nasir, Farhat Abbas Fakhri, and Signal and Telecom Engineer Nadeem Iqbal Khattak, joined the visit to provide technical support and ensure a seamless execution of the project.