Special trains cancelled due to low occupancy and Cyclone Tauktae
The Indian Railways has announced the cancellation of many special trains due to the low occupancy of seats and Cyclone Tauktae in several railway zones.
If you are planning to travel anytime soon by the national transporter then you must know these important updates below:
Reschedule your trip here:
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> Train no. 02645, Indore–Kochuveli weekly special will remain temporarily cancelled on 24th and 31st May whereas train no. 02646, Kochuveli–Indore weekly special will remain temporarily cancelled on 22nd & 29th May.
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Temporary cancellation of Special trains #SRupdates pic.twitter.com/Z92Zi4QCIX
— Southern Railway (@GMSRailway) May 18, 2021
> Due to less load of passengers, trains below will remain cancelled until further notice:
– Train no. 04855, Bikaner–Ratangarh special
– Train no. 04856, Ratangarh–Bikaner special
-Train no. 04759, Sri Ganganagar–Suratgarh special
-Train no. 04760, Suratgarh–Sri Ganganagar special
-Train no. 04873, Ratangarh–Sardarshahar special
See the dates of cancellation here:
कम यात्री भार के कारण 08 रेलसेवाएं अग्रिम आदेशों तक रद्द रहेगी pic.twitter.com/MyoUlZhGyJ
— North Western Railway (@NWRailways) May 18, 2021
> The cyclonic storm Tauktae has caused Western Railways to cancel several trains today in Bhavnagar zone. These trains include train no. 09217/18, 09513/14, 09572, 09503, 09291/92 and 02972.
See the press release below:
चक्रवात के कारण भावनगर मण्डल की कुछ ट्रेनें 19 मई, 2021 को रद्द रहेंगी। @WesternRly pic.twitter.com/VJs4bGX2cN
— DRM Bhavnagar (@DRM_BVP) May 18, 2021
> In view of low occupancy and to break the chain of COVID-19 infection, Indian Railways has cancelled 5 pairs of special trains from 24th to 31st May, 2021.
Details below:
A L E R T !!!
In view of low occupancy & to break the chain of COVID 19 infection, it has been decided to cancel five pairs of Special Trains from 24th to 31st May, 2021 as per the following_#Unite2FightCorona @DRMKhurdaRoad @DRMSambalpur @DRMWaltairECoR pic.twitter.com/4tDT5HEH7v
— East Coast Railway (@EastCoastRail) May 18, 2021
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