Sirhind-Amb rail section shut for four hours today

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Updated At : 12:52 PM Nov 24, 2019 IST

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Una, November 23

The Sirhind to Amb-Andaura-Ambala-Saharanpur and Dhuri to Bathinda rail sections will remain out of service for four hours on Sunday for maintenance work.

According to a press note released by Hari Mohan, Senior Divisional Manager of Ambala railway division, the Saharanpur to Amb-Andaura via Una train has been suspended. This means that the service will not be available for residents of Una district and Rupnagar district of Punjab on Sunday. Besides, the Ambala to Nangal Dam passenger train (64517) will be regulated for 40 minutes between Sirhind and Anandpur Sahib, while the Ambala Cantonment to Nizamuddin passenger train (54540) will be regulated for 40 minutes at Dukheri station. OC

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