Food review in Pakistani trains: AC class carriages
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Food review in Pakistani trains: AC class carriages

Videos about the lifestyle in Pakistan frequently appear on social media, sparking interest in living conditions and general circumstances in the country since gaining independence. While India operates luxurious high-speed trains like Vande Bharat, Pakistan lags behind in this aspect. Many have seen footage of Pakistani trains, but few knew what kind of food is provided on these trains or what the state of nutrition is in railway transport.

Recently, a video from a vlogger who traveled through Pakistani trains went viral. In this video, he demonstrates the food served on Pakistani trains. The filming took place in one of Pakistan's elite trains, in a premium compartment. The person filming the video appeared dissatisfied with the food and criticized the dishes provided by the railway.

The vlogger recounted that he was planning a trip on Pakistan's most prestigious train from Lahore to Karachi. Upon arriving at the station, the train arrived on time, but then departed and did not return for four hours. Later, after four hours, the train set off, and dinner was received significantly later than scheduled.

The video showed that passengers were served cold bread (roti), chicken curry with peas, and rice. The vlogger heavily criticized this food, calling it very poor. The video also mentioned breakfast, according to which passengers receive an omelet, one piece of bread, and a tea set. However, the blogger noted that the bread was so bad it seemed merely rinsed.

Furthermore, the Pakistani railway system provides another amenity that is uncommon in India. Passengers on the trains are also given a dental kit, which includes a toothbrush and toothpaste.

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A shocking video emerged from Surat station, raising serious questions about the operation of the railway administration and sanitary standards at food kiosks. The video captured a rat eating a puff pastry in the glass container of one of the tea kiosks at Surat station.

After this video went widely viral on social media, a flurry of activity began within the railway administration. The administration promptly responded to the viral clip by conducting a thorough cleaning of all tea kiosks located at Surat station. The video was filmed at the Messrs Dinesh Associates kiosk.

The recording shows a rat happily eating a puff pastry inside the glass display case. This clip, which became popular on social networks, is dated Saturday, August 29, between approximately 3:15 AM and 3:45 AM. A passenger present at the station at that time noticed the contents of the display case and immediately recorded a video on their mobile phone.

The circulation of the video sparked a wave of questions regarding the actions of the railway administration, which the public labeled as serious negligence. Questions arose about who is responsible for the quality and cleanliness of food products. Furthermore, this incident called into question recent campaigns aimed at improving sanitation conditions on the railways. Several days prior, the Western Railway had announced special deep cleaning and disinfection campaigns at the food kiosks of Surat and Udhana stations.

The railway company reacted immediately to the video. The railway's commercial department, assessing the seriousness of the situation, cleaned the 'Dinesh Associates' kiosk and closed it. Additionally, the administration has launched an investigation into the matter. It is reported that a fine will be imposed for such negligence, which threatens passenger health, and the contract for the relevant kiosk may be permanently terminated or suspended.

Abhishek, CPRO of the Western Railway, confirmed the authenticity of this viral video to AajTak. He specified that the recording was made on the morning of August 29 on platform number one at Surat station. He added that the kiosk was immediately closed after measures were taken, and strict action is being taken regarding the incident.

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