Hyderabad: 15 trains that pass through Bahanaga Bazar railway station in Odisha were canceled by the South Central Railway owing to renovation work being carried out on the tracks.
The tracks that were affected by the recent Coromandel Express crash are now being repaired.
Trains canceled
Chennai- Shalimar Train no 12842, Hyderabad- Shalimar Train no 18046, Ernakulam – Howda Train no 22878, Santragachi- Tambaram Train 22841, and Howda- Chennai Central Train no 12839 were the ones that were canceled.
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Among the trains that were canceled on June 13 are Santragachi- Chennai Central Train no 22807, Howda- AMVT Banglore Train no 22887, Shalimar- Chennai Central Train no 22825, Shalimar – Hyderabad Train no 18045, Secunderabad – Shalimar Train no 12774, Hyderabad- Shalimar Train 18046, and Villupuram- Kharagpur Train no 22604.
Banglore – Howda Train no 22864, Bhagalpur – SMVT Bangalore Train no 12254, and Shalimar – Secunderabad Train no 12773 are canceled on June 14.
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