205 board train to Goa

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Updated At : 11:53 AM Jul 06, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, July 5

The Chandigarh-Madgaon Sampark Kranti Express Special train, one of the seven trains plying over Chandigarh station, resumed service after a hiatus of one year and three months today.

The weekly train (number 04564/04563) departed the city station at 2:15 am. “A total of 205 passengers boarded the train from the city,” said JP Singh, Station Superintendent.

A total of seven such trains, which were stopped since March 2020, have been restarted at the city station. — TNS

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