Afternoon Chandigarh to Delhi Shatabdi to Resume from April 10

Come April 10, the afternoon Shatabdi to Delhi will resume from the Chandigarh railway station. The train was suspended due to Covid pandemic.

Currently, 15 trains are plying to and from the Chandigarh railway station, including Howrah-Kalka Netaji Express, Hemkunt Express, Sambalpur-Jammu Express, Jaipur-Daulatpur Chauk, Unchahar Express, Lucknow-Chandigarh Express, Bandra Terminus Amritsar clone train, New Delhi-Kalka Express, Patliputra Chandigarh Special, New Delhi Una Jan Shatabdi, New Delhi Kalka Shatabdi Express, Indore Chandigarh Special and Nanded Amritsar Special.

GM Singh, DRM, Ambala Division, said: “Apart from Shatabdi, which is starting from April 10, more trains, which were suspened due to Covid, will be resumed by April 15.” More are in the pipeline awaiting official orders.

Source: The Tribune

Image Credits: Google Images

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