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Indian Railways cancels 78 trains till 15 Jan due to fog in northern India

Press Trust of India • December 19, 2016, 15:40:30 IST
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Railways have decided to cancel 78 trains till 15 January next year in view of dense fog in many parts of north India reducing visibility.

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Indian Railways cancels 78 trains till 15 Jan due to fog in northern India

New Delhi: Railways have decided to cancel 78 trains till 15 January next year in view of dense fog in many parts of north India reducing visibility. [caption id=“attachment_1831009” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] ![Representational image. AFP](https://images.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/railway-AFP.jpg) Representational image. AFP[/caption] Sealdha Express, North East Express, Begumpura Express, Lucknow Double-Decker Express, Gorakhpur Weekly Express, Jaipur-Chandigarh Express and Mau Express are among 78 trains which will remain cancelled till 15 January, said a senior Railway Ministry official. Out of 78, there are 34 train services in Northern zone which include Chandigarh-Amritsar Express, Rohtak Intercity, Varanasi-Dehradun Express, Lichchavi Express and Unchahar Express which will remain non-operational till mid-January next year. “Since the visibility has been reduced due to dense fog situation, we have taken precautionary measures by announcing cancellation of these trains in advance,” he said. Regular announcements are being made to inform passengers about the train positions. Help desks have also been set up at various stations to guide people to avail train service for their destinations. Loco drivers have been given strict instructions to drive slowly during the foggy weather. About 34 Delhi-bound trains are running late by several hours on Monday due to bad weather.

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