Pakistan Railways depicts ‘Sex service available in AC Class 1’ on ticket after software hacked

Chandigarh, October 4 A technical glitch induced by hackers has created stir in Pakistan Railways as the text of the travel tickets has been altered stating that sex service is available in 1st class AC of the railways. The...

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Updated At : 01:31 AM Oct 05, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, October 4

A technical glitch induced by hackers has created stir in Pakistan Railways as the text of the travel tickets has been altered stating that sex service is available in 1st class AC of the railways.

The click of the ticket has been doing the rounds on Twitter.

As per a report of Daily Pakistan, a passenger travelling from Kot Adu to Wahon Sep 30 spotted the explicit depiction on his ticket. He rushed to the railway officials to apprise them about the issue. Since then, the news became widespread across different media.

Later taking cognisance of the gaffe, Thal Express officials submitted an application to DSP Railway Rawalpindi which stated that their software was hacked. The also urged to register case under relevant sections of cybercrime.

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