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Indian Railways cancels all regular trains till August 12

All special Rajdhani, mail and express trains that started operating from May 12 and June 1, however, will continue to operate.

Updated on: Jun 25, 2020, 22:07:06 IST
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The Indian Railways on Thursday announced cancellation of all regular trains till August 12.

All tickets booked for the regular time-tabled trams for journeys between July 1 to August 12 stand cancelled and full fares will be refunded. (HT FILE PHOTO)
All tickets booked for the regular time-tabled trams for journeys between July 1 to August 12 stand cancelled and full fares will be refunded. (HT FILE PHOTO)

“It has been decided that regular time-tabled passenger services including Mail/Express, passenger and suburban services stand cancelled up to 12.08.2020,” the Railway Board said in a notification.

“It has also been decided that all the ticket booked for the regular time-tabled trains for the journey date from 01.07.20 to 12.08.20 also stand cancelled.”

All tickets booked for the regular time-tabled trains from July 1 to August 12 also stand cancelled and full fares will be refunded.

All special Rajdhani, mail and express trains that started operating from May 12 and June 1, however, will continue to operate.

The latest round of cancellations of trains comes in the background of a surge in Covid-19 cases across the country.

In a notification on May 15, the Railways had cancelled all trains scheduled for travel till June 30, 2020, and decided to refund the tickets.

On Tuesday, the Railways had announced cancellation of all tickets booked for regular trains on or before April 14 and said it would soon start generating refunds for those tickets.

 
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