LAHORE – The Punjab government has approved a plan to launch a mini-train for kids near Lahore Railway Station with an aim to provide entertainment facilities to children.
The approval for the project was granted in a meeting chaired by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz where several other measures for beautification of the provincial capital were approved.
Mini-Train Location
The mini-train for kids will be installed at the park in front of the Lahore Railway Station while a fountain will also be constructed for amusement.
The chief minister also approved the construction of roads and footpaths within a three-kilometer radius.
Furthermore, CM Maryam also directed that all newly constructed roads be equipped with solar-powered streetlights.
She approved the beautification projects for Misri Shah, Data Darbar, Aik Moriya and Do Moriya bridges in Lahore.
The provincial government has also greenlighted a project for digitalization of toll plazas across the province, replacing paper slips with an electronic toll collection system.
A “One App, One System” model, similar to the motorway’s electronic toll mechanism, will be launched at 38 toll plazas across Punjab.
The participants of the meeting also said the 93-kilometer-long Multan–Vehari Road would be Punjab’s first “dust-free” road, expected to be completed by June 2026.
Similarly, the Quaid-e-Azam Interchange to Wagah Tourism Corridor will also be completed by June next year.