Hyderabad: A significant alert has been issued for railway passengers as South Central Railway authorities have declared the cancellation of several trains for a week. Around 20 trains are set to be canceled due to maintenance work in the Secunderabad and Hyderabad divisions. Among these, 18 trains will remain canceled from August 14 to 20, with an additional two trains suspended from August 15 to 21.
The list of canceled trains includes Kazipet – Dornakal – Kazipet, Dornakal – Vijayawada – Dornakal, Secunderabad – Warangal – Secunderabad, Sirpurtown – Secunderabad – Sirpurtown, Bhadrachalamroad – Vijayawada – Bhadrachalamroad, Kazipeta – Sirpurtown, Ballarsha – Kazipet, Bhadrachalamroad – Ballarsha, Sirpurtown – Bhadrachalam Road, Kachiguda – Nizamabad – Kachiguda, Karimnagar – Nizamabad – Karimnagar, and Kazipet – Ballarsha – Kazipet.
Furthermore, 22 MMTS trains in Hyderabad are also scheduled to be canceled from August 14 to 20. Commuters are advised to take note of this information and explore alternative travel options during the specified period.
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