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Trains Cancelled: Over 15 trains to remain suspended for a week; Railways announces cancellations

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Do you travel by train? If so, please note that the Railways has cancelled several trains operating within the Chakradharpur division. It is important for you to be aware of which specific trains have been cancelled.

There is an important update for passengers who travel by train. If you regularly commute using passenger or MEMU trains, be informed that the Railways has cancelled more than 15 trains running in the Chakradharpur division. If you travel on this route using these types of trains, it is essential to know exactly which services have been affected.

It should be noted that train operations in the Chakradharpur division of the South Eastern Railway have been adjusted for the period from today, November 12, through November 18. The Railways has taken this decision due to essential technical work being carried out on the railway tracks.

Which trains will be cancelled?

According to the information provided, the Railways has cancelled over 15 trains due to this technical work. These include...

Train No. 58659 Hatia–Rourkela Passenger
Train No. 68138 Chaibasa–Tatanagar MEMU
Train No. 58151/58152 Birmitrapur–Barsuan–Birmitrapur Passenger
Train No. 68137 Chaibasa–Tatanagar MEMU
Train No. 68003/68004 Tatanagar–Gua–Tatanagar MEMU
Train No. 68044/68043 Rourkela–Tatanagar–Rourkela MEMU
Train No. 58660 Rourkela–Hatia Passenger
Train No. 68019/68020 Tatanagar–Gua–Adityapur MEMU
Train No. 68029/68030 Rourkela–Jharsuguda–Rourkela MEMU
Train No. 18019/18020 Jhargram–Purulia–Jhargram MEMU
Please note: If you are planning to travel on this route, check in advance which trains have been cancelled by the Railways.

These trains will remain cancelled from today, November 12, until November 18.

Important points for passengers to keep in mind:

Before leaving home, check the status of your train via the NTES app or website.
Alternatively, you can call the Railway helpline number, 139, for information.
Regular commuters should look for alternative train options.
If necessary, consider using buses or other modes of transport.
Most importantly, check for updates issued by the Railways before arriving at the station.