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No afternoon Shatabdi from tomorrow

Chandigarh: Citing poor occupancy and surge in Covid cases, the Railways has decided to cancel the afternoon Shatabdi to New Delhi (02046/02045) from May 1 till further orders. The train, which was suspended last year in the wake of the...

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Updated At : 12:18 PM Apr 30, 2021 IST

Chandigarh: Citing poor occupancy and surge in Covid cases, the Railways has decided to cancel the afternoon Shatabdi to New Delhi (02046/02045) from May 1 till further orders. The train, which was suspended last year in the wake of the pandemic, had resumed its operations on April 10. The Shivalik Deluxe Special, which runs between Kalka and Shimla, has also been suspended. TNS

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