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Chinese Company offers to build tram transit in Islamabad

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By Web Desk Published January 15, 2017 1 Min Read
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A Chinese company has offered to build a mass transit system in Islamabad.

According to sources, the company building ‘Orange Line Metro Train project’ in Lahore has  offered to build a modern ‘Light Rail Transit’ (Tram) project for Islamabad.

A group of representatives from the Chinese company visited the head office of the civic body on Friday and delivered a presentation.

The company offered its services for the establishment of a state of the art transport project in Islamabad. The Member Planning CDA, Asad Mehboob Kiani, represented the civic body along with other officers of the Authority including the director transport engineering.

A brief comparison among Metro Train, Light Rail Transit (Tram) and Traditional Light Rail Transit was presented before the civic body officials.

The proposed LRT for Islamabad by NORINCO firm will have the capacity to cater to around 8000 to 20000 passengers per hour while its each unit will have the capacity to occupy 350-700 passengers at a time.

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