Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express derails in Punjab

Train derailment near Multan causes casualties and railway minister responds.

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Oct 13, 2026

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Peshawar-bound Rehman Baba Express derails in Punjab

Train derailment near Multan causes casualties and railway minister responds.

In brief

Train derailment near Multan causes casualties and railway minister responds. A train traveling from Karachi to Peshawar derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district, causing casualties and prompting railway minister Hanif Abbasi to direct medical aid and compensation. Originally reported by Dawn.

Train derailment

The 47-Up Rehman Baba Express derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district on Tuesday.

Casualties reported

Casualties have been reported in the incident. Further details were awaited.

Railway minister responds

Minister for Railways Hanif Abbasi took notice of the train accident near Sher Shah and expressed grief over the loss of life.

Medical and compensation

He directed the authorities to ensure the provision of the best possible medical facilities to the injured passengers and said compensation would be paid to the deceased and injured in accordance with the Pakistan Railways…

Minister departs for site

The minister departed for the accident site to assess the situation and review the rescue operations.

Railway investigation

He also directed the inspector of railways to investigate the incident.

Train operations restored

Meanwhile, train operations via Lodhran and Jahanian have been fully restored.

The main idea

A train traveling from Karachi to Peshawar derailed near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan district, causing casualties and prompting railway minister Hanif Abbasi to direct medical aid and compensation.

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