Hyderabad, July 27 (Hydnow): Several trains under the South Central Railway (SCR) were either canceled or diverted citing the overflowing water level and as a precautionary measure.
General Manager SCR, Arun Kumar Jain held an emergency meeting with officials and reviewed the situation about the routes whose tracks were affected due to flooding and directed the officials to take necessary measures for ensuring passenger’s safety.
The movement of trains was suspended between Hasanparthy-Kazipet in both directions. The authorities canceled trains Sirpur Kaghaznagar-Secunderabad 17012, Secunderabad-Sirpur Kaghaznagar 17233, and Sirpur Kaghaznagar-Secunderabad 17234. Partially canceled trains running between Tirupati-Karimnagar (12761 and 12762) and Secunderabad – Sirpur Kaghaznagar (12757 and 12758) were partially canceled
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While several trains were diverted and some of the stoppages were eliminated that include trains Yesvantpur-Hazrat Nizamuddin (12649), Secunderabad-Danapur (12791), Thiruvananthapuram – New Delhi (12625), Bengaluru-Danapur (03252), Chennai Central-Ahmedabad (12656), Chennai Central-Mata Vishnodevi Katra (16031) and Rameswaram-Banaras (22535) (Hydnow)
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