Ferozepur: Rise in Sutlej level, 15 trains cancelled

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Updated At : 10:58 AM Aug 18, 2023 IST

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Ferozepur, August 17

Fifteen trains have been cancelled, while four have been diverted due to the rising Sutlej water level near the Makhu-Giddarpindi bridge of the Ferozepur railway division.

DRM Sanjay Sahu said the trains which were cancelled include Ferozepur Cantt-Jalandhar City Express Special trains (06964 and 06963 up and down), Jalandhar-Ferozepur passenger (04633 and 04634 up and down), Jalandhar-Ferozepur Cantt DMU (06965 and 06966 up and down), among others.

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