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Pakistan Railways • Night Departure 12DN Hazara Express Departs Behind the HGMU 30-R: The Flip Side of a Midnight Dual Action Three minutes after the crossing, our camera swung around — and caught the same two trains from the other side: the Hazara Express pulling out, the Pakistan Express thundering past, one green signal and a whole lot of noise If you read yesterday’s article, you saw the approach: 45UP Pakistan Express rolling toward Multan Cantt behind GEU-40 No. 9001 while 12DN Hazara Express crossed it in a roaring midnight dual action. What you did not see — until now — is what happened three minutes later. Our camera stayed on. The Hazara Express, hauled by an HGMU 30-R, pulled out of the station and straight into the path of the oncoming Pakistan Express. Same two trains. Same dark. Roles completely reversed. This is the departure half of the story. 🎥 Watch the Midnight Dual Action The departure, the crossing, and the fl...

Pakistan Railways • Dual Action 45UP Meets 12DN: When Pakistan Express Crossed Hazara Express at Multan Cantt GEU-40 No. 9001’s headlight on one track, a southbound express roaring past on the other — a midnight crossing you have to see to believe Ask any railfan what moment makes their heart skip and they will give you the same answer: a dual action — two trains, side by side, moving in opposite directions, passing each other in a roar of horns and headlights. It lasts seconds. It takes hours of patience to catch. And at nearly one in the morning at Multan Cantt, we caught a beauty: 45UP Pakistan Express rolling in behind GEU-40 locomotive No. 9001, crossing 12DN Hazara Express as the two thundered past each other under the platform lights. Watch the Dual Action AI-generated illustration: the dual action — a GEU-40-led express approaching on one track while the second express streaks past on the other, headlights blazing at night. 1 What Exactly Is a...