SCoR to short terminate several trains for Narsapur yard development works
Trains running between Guntur, Vijayawada, Rajahmundry, Nidadavolu and Narsapur stations will be regulated, says official
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Officials of the South Coast Railway (SCoR), Vijayawada Division, will short terminate trains running between Guntur, Vijayawada, Rajahmundry, Nidadavolu and Narsapur stations for taking up signalling and development works at the Narsapur yard.
Train Nos. 67243 and 67280, Nidadavolu-Narsapur, will be short terminated at Palakollu on June 18 and 19. Train No. 67258, Vijayawada-Narsapur, will be short terminated at Palakollu on June 18. Train No. 17281, Guntur-Narsapur will be short terminated at Bhimavaram on June 18. Train No. 17263, Bhimavaram Junction-Narsapur, will be short terminated at Palakollu on June 19, and Train No. 67245, Nidadavolu-Narsapur, will be short terminated at Palakollu on June 19.
Train No. 67247, Narsapur-Guntur, will originate from Palakollu on June 18 and 19. Train No. 67276, Narsapur-Vijayawada, will begin from Palakollu on June 18 and 19. Train No. 67246, Narsapur-Rajahmundry, will originate from Palakollu on June 19. Train No. 17282, Narsapur-Guntur, will originate from Bhimavaram Junction on June 19.
Train Nos. 67279 and 17270, Narsapur-Nidadavolu, will originate from Palakollu on June 19, says SCoR Vijayawada Division PRO Nusrat M. Mandrupkar in a release.
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