Commissioning of 3rd line in Vijayawada Railway Division: Several trains cancelled till October 1

VISAKHAPATNAM: Several express trains have been canceled till October 1 due to Pre-Non-Interlocking and Interlocking in connection with the Commissioning of the 3rd line at Bapatla station of Vijayawada Division in South Central Railway.

Train No. 22708 Tirupati-Visakhapatnam Double Decker leaving Tirupati on October 4, 6, and October 8 was cancelled. Train No. 22707 Visakhapatnam -Tirupati Double Decker leaving Visakhapatnam on October 5, 7, and October 9 was cancelled. Train No. 02809 Bhubaneswar-Tirupati AC Super-Fast Special Express leaving Bhubaneswar on September 30 and October 7 was cancelled. Train No. 02810 Tirupati- Bhubaneswar AC Super-Fast Special Express leaving Tirupati on October 1 and October 8 was cancelled.

Another train No. 22871 Bhubaneswar-Tirupati Super-Fast Express leaving Bhubaneswar on October 8 and train No. 22872 Tirupati- Bhubaneswar Super-Fast Express leaving Tirupati on October 9 cancelled. Apart from this, train No. 22869 Visakhapatnam-MGR Chennai Central Super-Fast Express leaving Visakhapatnam on October 2 and October 9 cancelled. Train No. 22870 MGR Chennai Central - Visakhapatnam Super-Fast Express leaving MGR Chennai Central on September 26, October 26, October 3, and October 10 canceled.

The train No. 08311 Sambalpur-Erode Special Express leaving Sambalpur on September 27 and October 4 was cancelled and train No. 08312 Erode - Sambalpur Express leaving Erode on September 29 and October 6 was cancelled. The train No. 08543 Visakhapatnam – Bangalore cantonment special express leaving Visakhapatnam on October 1 and October 8 was cancelled. Train No. 08544 Bangalore Cantonment – Visakhapatnam special Express leaving Bangalore Cantonment on October 2 and October 9 was canceled.

The No. 13351 Dhanbad- Alleppy Bokaro express leaving Dhanbad from October 2 and October 10 will be diverted to run via Nidadavolu, Bhimavaram Town, Gudivada and Vijayawada. Stoppages eliminated Tadepalligudem and Eluru.