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12 trains cancelled due to developmental work in East Coast Railway

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Bhubaneswar: In an important alert for the train passengers, the East Coast Railway (ECoR) has decided to cancel a total of 12 trains due to developmental work in different places under its jurisdiction. As informed by the East Coast Railway, the cancellation of the trains will begin from April 13 and will continue till April 24, 2025. Below is the list of trains which has been cancelled by the railways due to modernization works: 02832 Bhubane…

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12 trains cancelled due to developmental work in East Coast Railway

Bhubaneswar: In an important alert for the train passengers, the East Coast Railway (ECoR) has decided to cancel a total of 12 trains due to developmental work in different places under its jurisdiction. As informed by the East Coast Railway, the cancellation of the trains will begin from April 13 and will continue till April 24, 2025. Below is the list of trains which has been cancelled by the railways due to modernization works: 02832 Bhubane…

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