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LAHORE:Federal Minister for Railways Sheikh Rashid on Saturday announced to send four cases to the accountability watchdog -- a move that some officials believe will discourage the private sector from invest air max pour femme ing in the entity as envisaged by the new government. Currently there are eight cases in the National Accountability Bureau (NAB)聽 regarding different issues of railways however,聽 we are sending to NAB another four cases -- including one related to Shalimar Hos jordan high pital, Rashid said best air max while addressing a news conference.The Shalimar Hospital is one of the busiest hospitals of Lahore s suburban areas. Constructed on a piece of railways land, the hospital s lease period has expired.The minister reiterated that he was looking to lease out railways land, and other assets to the private sector and added he was searching for private parties that could revamp railway stations for free, claiming that many overseas Pakistanis have already shown their willingness to work for railways -- free of co