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Rawalpindi: Jaffer Express Derails, Power Plant and Two Coaches Off Track

November 13, 2026 • 8 minutes ago •

RAWALPINDI: The Jaffer Express derailed today, causing a power plant and two coaches to come off the tracks in Rawalpindi. The incident occurred during the early morning hours, disrupting rail services and raising concerns over railway safety.

Officials from Pakistan Railways confirmed that the derailment happened around 6 AM near the Rawalpindi station. Eyewitnesses reported a loud noise followed by chaos as passengers were jolted from their seats. Fortunately, there were no immediate reports of serious injuries, but several passengers were treated for minor injuries at a nearby hospital.

This incident highlights ongoing issues within Pakistan’s railway infrastructure, which has faced criticism for its aging tracks and lack of maintenance. Transport experts have long warned that without significant investment and upgrades, such accidents could become more frequent, endangering lives and disrupting travel.

Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the derailment, with preliminary reports suggesting track failure as a potential factor. Pakistan Railways has pledged to enhance safety measures and conduct a thorough review of its operations to prevent future incidents.

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